A Greek city was protected by a deity that was worshiped in that city. The "Iliad" displays the way the Greeks lived and their relationships with the gods. The ancient Romans believed in and worshiped many gods. When they conquered much of Greece they quickly portrayed the Greek gods as their own, "Zeus became Jupiter, Hera became Juno and Aphrodite became Venus" (Kishlansky 123)...
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Their relationship with the gods was more public then personal. Cults were a big and important part of the Roman society. The Roman religion was based on cults and family rituals and prayers. They also believed that special rituals must be performed in appreciation of the gods' works. They believed that the gods influenced their lives and fates everyday...
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Greek Gods It is hard for us to really understand how deeply these beliefs were rooted into their personalities, to the Greeks if some natural phenomenon occurred it occurred because one of their gods had decided to make it occur, it was just as simple as that...	2 / 529
greek gods and goddess Each god and goddess had special qualities and responsibilities which made them of more importance to some Greeks than to others, depending upon gender, profession, social status, or family...	4 / 847
Are All Gods the Same? A Greek city was protected by a deity that was worshiped in that city. The "Iliad" displays the way the Greeks lived and their relationships with the gods...	3 / 753
Greek Mythology It was necessary to pray for the approval of these gods before boating across a river or chopping down a tree, lest they meet with disastrous results. Of course, on some occasions, even when one took the precaution of attempting to appease them, the gods might just be in a foul mood and decide to let a human suffer - there are many stories like this in Greek mythology...	2 / 544