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| Ancient Greek and Roman Mythology The Greek and Roman Mythology guide provides definitions of gods, people, places and events starting with 'J' Greek and Roman Mythology - Starting with 'J' The Greek and Roman Mythology guide provides a short glossary of terms starting with 'J' that relate to the gods, goddesses, people, places and events that feature in Roman and Greek myths and legends. A fast, at-a-glance list of short definitions starting with 'J' are provided in this section on Greek and Roman Mythology. A who's-who of the heroes, villains, gods, goddesses, monsters and mythical creatures in classical Roman and Greek mythology starting with 'J'. Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' Additional, intriguing and interesting facts and information about gods and goddesses and the beliefs of the ancient civilizations of Rome and Greece are also available via: Gods and Deities Greek and Roman Gods & Mythology | Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' |
Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' This section of the Greek and Roman Mythology provides short definitions of the gods, goddesses, people, places and events that feature in Roman and Greek myths and legends. Short definitions in the Greek and Roman Mythology Dictionary and glossary of terms starting with the letter 'J'. Greek Gods Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' Janiculum: City on the Tiber, founded by Janus
Janus God of all beginnings, of entrances, gates (no Greek counterpart)
Janus Quadrifons: A square temple dedicated to Janus
Jason: Son of Aeson; captured the golden fleece
Jocasta: Wife of Laius - marries Oedipus, her son - commits suicide Jove: Same as Jupiter - birth of - day of - Leda courted by - decree of
Juno: Birth of - flight of - Jupiter’s wife - same as Hera - jealousy of, - Mars, son of - Vulcan, son of - Tityus insults - Aeolus, servant of - Hercules persecuted by - Jason carries - Jason aided by, - contest of Minerva and Venus with - Troy destroyed by - Aeneas persecuted by Continued Below... Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' |
Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' This section of the Greek and Roman Mythology provides short definitions of the gods, goddesses, people, places and events that feature in Roman and Greek myths and legends. Short definitions in the Greek and Roman Mythology Dictionary and glossary of terms starting with the letter 'J'. Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' Jupiter: Birth of - supremacy of - giants defeated by - kingdom divided by - Prometheus punished by - Mercury, messenger of, - Deluge caused by - same as Jove - Juno courted by - Minerva borne by - Latona courted by - Aesculapius slain by - Amphion, son of - Phaeton slain by - Muses, daughters of - Venus, daughter of - Graces, daughters of - Venus borrows thunderbolts of - Mercury, son of - Io courted by, - Mars, son of - Vulcan, son of - thunderbolts of, - Neptune exiled by - Semele courted by - Hercules, son of, - games in honor of, - Hercules saved by - Danae courted by, - Helen, daughter of, - Bellerophon punished by - Thetis loved by, - Thetis seeks - interference of - Sarpedon, son of - Apollo appeased by Justice: Same as Themis - mother of seasons
Juturna: Sister and charioteer of Turnus
Juventas: Same as Hebe, goddess of youth |
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Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J' Discover interesting information and facts about Roman and Greek mythology and legend in the Greek and Roman Mythology starting with 'J'. The Greek and Roman Mythology guide provides a short glossary of terms relating to the gods, goddesses, people, places and events that feature in Roman and Greek legends and myths that begin with 'J'. A fast, at-a-glance list of short definitions starting with 'J' are provided in this section on Greek and Roman Mythology. A who's-who of the heroes, villains, gods, goddesses, monsters and mythical creatures in classical Roman and Greek mythology. |
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