Fēlēs Cūriōsa, Stirps Deōrum - Capitulum Unumstirps1.1

 

Iuppiter in Monte Olympō habitat. Familia in Monte Olympō habitat. Sed Plūtō in īnfernīs habitat et Neptūnus in Ōceanō habitat.

 

 

Iuppiter in caelō et terrā rēgnat. Plūtō in īnfernīs rēgnat. Neptūnus in Ōceanō rēgnat.

 

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Plūtō, Neptūnus et Iuppiter sunt frātrēs. Plūtō sōlus habitat in īnfernīs. Plūtō est trīstis.

 

 

Iuppiter aulam pulchram in Monte Olympō habet. Neptūnus aulam aquōsam habet sub aquā. Plūtō aulam obscūram habet sub terrā.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Discussion Questions

How would you answer these questions?

  • Why do you think these myths are still told even though the gods themselves are no longer worshipped widely and the stories have some very dark moments?
  • Do you know any creation myths from other cultures?

 

Text and artwork by Abbi Holt, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0 License

 

 

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