GODS OF OLYMPUS

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The portrayal of the Olympian gods reveals their complex nature, embodying traits of cruelty, lust, madness, and humor. Their resilience is evident as they adapted across cultures, from claiming divine lineage in Egypt to influencing Roman revelries. Even under the rise of Christianity and Islam, these deities persisted as allegories and celestial bodies. During the Renaissance, they re-emerged, symbolizing a renewed secular appreciation for humanity, showcasing their enduring legacy throughout history.