Greeks colonized southern Italy and Sicily. The early Latins weren't descendant of Greeks but they adopted their culture/civilization which can be seen through the architecture, clothing, alphabet (ultimately Phoenician in origin literally alef, bet,..).
That's why I called it "Roman origin mythology". Roman religion is a direct copy of the Greek pantheon. Rome a republic based on Athens. No historian disputes the direct linkages between the two.
No, I said the Roman civilization was born from the Greek Civilization
When was this?
That's not true for civilizations. There were 6 independent civilization. People of Egypt, China and natives of Mexico had nothing to do with each other.
Jimmer that's what we know so far. We still find new ruins.
What do you mean?
Islam claims they were originally Muslims that became corrupted, and that was the homeland of most of the prophets of the quran. Arabic and many per-Islamic idols come from the Levant and Mesopotamia.
History is based on what you can find archeologically / or with written records. You need to do some digging to find shit.
The Roman civilization is, as you said, heavily influenced by and originates from the Greeks. Their influence is clear and undeniable. Their gods are just a renaming of the Greek gods. They're not different from Greek deities at all.
Is it hard for you to read. Audhubillah.
There wont be any sources from before rome, just myths (which are sources in and of themselves). And besides Greeks and OG italians (before germanic invasions) share genetic similarity.
And she says we clearly don't read.
Is it hard for you to read. Audhubilla
When people argue but they havent done basic reading
I was trying to find stuff online and read. I couldn't find it, which is why I asked. I'm not debating now because i can't even remember what the original debate is. We have gone off topic now.
Sincerest apologies for my behaviour earlier. If you like theres decent literature on rome out there written by women.
