Roman Religion
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- 3. This is the sister of Apollo, she is the goddess of the Hunt.
- 4. Pluto (god of the underworld) is similar to which Greek god?
- 7. The 12 gods and goddesses in the Roman state religion mainly paralleled Greek ________
- 8. In order to attain dinnertime offerings a portion of every meal was thrown into a _______
- 11. God of motion, sleep and travelers.
- 12. At the Festival of Crossroads the woolen ______ would depict family members
- 14. Each god also had an altar or temple which people would go for prayer and perform ________ or offerings
- 15. Each god had an image that was usually shown as a _______ built in bronze or stone.
- 16. Requests and prayers were often presented to gods as a trade. If the god did what was requested it would be called the ___________
- 22. Approval from the gods did not determine a person to have a _________ moral behavior
- 25. This man appointed himself as the chief priest and used the appearance of Halley’s Comet to claim that he was, himself, the son of a god.
- 26. A word defined as a banquet of the gods.
- 28. Mercury: god of trade and the _______ of the gods
- 30. In the Roman religion everything in Nature was thought to be inhabited by _______
- 32. Vesta was the goddess of the _______ and oversaw the care of sacred objects in the temple.
- 35. Neptune: god of the ______ also the second most powerful god.
- 36. The group of the major ____ gods were known as what?
- 38. This goddess (whose Greek name is Aphrodite) is the goddess of love and beauty.
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- 1. Minerva: goddess of craft and _______
- 2. The vestal virgins lived at the Temple of _____ in Rome.
- 5. Another term for the Festival of Crossroads
- 6. Mars: god of _______ his Greek name is Ares.
- 8. Vulcan: god of _____ a symbol to recognize this god is through fire.
- 9. At the Festival of Crossroads the woolen ______ would depict slaves
- 10. A word defined as “something that binds.”
- 13. The number 12 was taken from the _______, who also worshipped a main group of 12 gods.
- 17. The Romans had a __________ religion meaning they worshiped many gods
- 18. the first ______ gods are known as the Capitoline Triad.
- 19. Food cupboards had their own spirits called what?
- 20. When requests and prayers were presented to the gods as trade and the worshipper promised to do a particular thing in return it was called the ________
- 21. Jupiter: Protector of the _______
- 23. By gaining the blessing of the gods the Romans also gained _________ for themselves.
- 24. In Rome, this religious group of people often suffered appalling prosecutions.
- 27. The religion placed a strong necessity on religious ___________.
- 29. Families had a protective spirit called a _________
- 31. Bacchus: god of _______ and wine production
- 33. This Jewish philosopher wrote of brutal treatment in Alexandria Philo
- 34. Who is the god of light, healing and archery?
- 37. Juno: Protector of __________