Hellenic and Roman Pagans/polytheists honour the Gods revered during the ancient Greco-Roman period (circa 700 BCE-500 CE). Using the Interpretatio Graeca/Romana many of these Gods were and are often considered fundamentally the same, though they may manifest somewhat differently across different cultures. For example:
- Aphrodite = Venus
- Apollo (goes by the same name in both pantheons)
- Ares = Mars
- Artemis = Diana
- Athena = Minerva
- Demeter = Ceres
- Dionysius = Bacchus
- Hephaestus = Vulcan
- Hera = Juno
- Hermes = Mercury
- Hestia = Vesta
- Poseidon = Neptune
- Zeus = Jupiter
Greco-Roman Communities
Please refer to the External Links section on the Hellenic Paganism page and the Religio Romana page respectively. See also United Greco-Roman Polytheists.
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