Greek Mythology
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Zeus, the principal god in ancient Greek religion, is synonymous with the Roman deity Jupiter. His name is potentially linked to Dyaus, the ancient sky god mentioned in the Hindu Rigveda. Known as the deity who controlled thunder, lightning, rain, and winds, Zeus wielded the thunderbolt, which was considered his signature weapon. Positioned as the…
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Uranus, the ancient Greek deity representing the sky and the heavens, is considered one of the primordial gods birthed from Gaia, the Earth. As the ruler of the celestial sphere, he symbolized power and masculinity, presiding over the cosmos. As the progenitor of the Titans, Cyclopes, and Hecatoncheires, Uranus faced betrayal from his own children,…
