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Foreign Gods Adopted by Rome

A Roman-style painting showing four foreign deities adopted by Rome, including Isis of Egypt, Jupiter, Hera, and Mithras, standing together inside a grand marble temple.
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The Cult of Mithras

A detailed depiction of Mithras slaying the sacred bull inside a dimly lit mithraeum, with torches illuminating ancient stone walls and cosmic symbols.
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Feronia: Goddess of Wilderness and Release

A classical-style illustration of the Roman goddess Feronia holding a torch and offering bowl, framed by a tree and a flowing spring, rendered in warm sepia tones.

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Photorealistic painting of a muscular Cyclops holding a wooden club and iron hammer, with a single central eye and a stormy sky behind him.
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Cyclopes: One-Eyed Giants of Myth and Forge

Explore the Cyclopes, the one-eyed giants of Greek and Roman mythology, known for divine craftsmanship, volcanic forges, and legendary encounters.
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