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Did you ever wonder how a spider spins a silk web? Today, we have a scientific answer to this question. However, in the early days of Rome, people lacked the knowledge to provide scientific answers to this and many other questions. They explained natural events in terms of stories about gods, goddesses, and heroes called myths. Most myths concern gods or goddesses that had powers far greater than any human. But in spite of their supernatural powers, many gods, goddesses, and heroes of mythology had human characteristics. They exhibited such emotions as love and jealousy, and they experience birth and death. A number of mythological figures even look like human beings. In many cases, the human qualities of these gods and goddesses reflect a society's ideals. Good gods and goddesses had the qualities a society admires, and evil ones had the
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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