Twelve main deities (the pantheon) were familiar to all Greeks, but each of these was recognized in a wide variety of different aspects, often associated with a particular place, community or activity. There were also many minor deities, as well as semi-divine heroes. The gods combined supernatural and human characteristics, and no god was either wholly good or wholly bad. –The Ancient City,
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