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Living in the Roman Empire: Jupiter

Related Article: Learn more about Jupiter.

Jupiter was considered the king and father of the gods.

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Living in the Roman Empire: Myths (1:12)

Romans adopted myths about gods from several different lands, principally Greece.

Living in the Roman Empire: Neptune (0:23)

The Roman god Neptune ruled the sea.

Living in the Roman Empire: Minerva (0:22)

Minerva was known as the goddess of wisdom.

Living in the Roman Empire: Mercury (0:14)

Mercury was known as the messenger of the gods.

Living in the Roman Empire: Jupiter (0:27)

Jupiter was considered the king and father of the gods.

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