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Meanings of roman mythology in English
Traditional stories pertaining to ancient Rome's legendary origins and religious system.
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Usage of roman mythology in English
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Egeria is the only nymph of a fountain mentioned in Roman mythology.
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In Greek and Roman mythology, greyhounds were often depicted with gods and goddesses.
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For an account of these wars see Grecian and Roman Mythology.
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These are the Bible, tales of Greek and Roman mythology, and Aesop's Fables.
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It is interesting, moreover, to trace the same idea in Greek and Roman mythology.
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Others have their roots in Greek or Roman mythology, such as panic and tantalise.
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Greek and Roman mythology abound with tales of miraculous births.
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For some general remarks upon the heroes of the time, see Grecian and Roman Mythology.
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Hence, according to the Roman mythology, Amor, the God of love, is represented as blind-folded.
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A mighty hero in Greek and Roman mythology.
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Jupiter (joo'pi-ter), in Roman mythology, the supreme god of heaven.
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The Grecian and Roman mythologies had voiced their hope of blessedness for the shades of the departed.
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Greek and Roman mythology and history were seized upon with some effect to satisfy the new demand.
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MAHAN'S Intellectual Philosophy-DWIGHT'S Grecian and Roman Mythology.
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The stories of Greek and Roman mythology were ransacked to provide scenes and subjects for the rural pageant.
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Roman mythology and the testimony of Islam do not tell us whether all their warriors wrote or read.
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