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graeco-roman deity

/ˈɡriːkəʊ ˈrəʊmən ˈdiːɪti/

Traducción: Término que designa a una deidad perteneciente a las tradiciones culturales fusionadas de la Antigua Grecia y Roma, empleado frecuentemente en contextos históricos o mitológicos.

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/ˈɡriːkəʊ ˈrəʊmən ˈdiːɪti/C1formalart
  • esTérmino que designa a una deidad perteneciente a las tradiciones culturales fusionadas de la Antigua Grecia y Roma, empleado frecuentemente en contextos históricos o mitológicos.

A term referring to a god or goddess from the combined cultural traditions of ancient Greece and Rome, often used in historical or mythological contexts.

  1. Greco-Roman DeityB2formal

    A god or goddess from the combined classical mythology of ancient Greece and Rome, often sharing similar attributes and stories.

    esdeidad grecorromana

    • Zeus, known as Jupiter in Roman mythology, is a prominent Greco-Roman deity.
    • The temple was dedicated to a Greco-Roman deity, likely Apollo.
    • Many Greco-Roman deities were associated with natural forces and human emotions.