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No, after the down fall of Greece, the Romans instead took the Deities and worshiped them under the names of Celestial Objects. There is, however, a theme in history where there is only one God ruling all other Gods. Egypt, Norse, even Mayan Religion had multiple Gods, but a One God proclaiming...
I was browsing Wikipedia and came upon three different variations for Ra's origins:
In the former version, a mound arises from the waters. An egg was laid upon this mound by a celestial bird. The egg contained Ra. In some variants, the egg is laid by a cosmic goose. However, the egg was a...
For example:
This question uses the tag thor along with the tags norse and deity.
Another question uses valhalla & folkvangr along with norse
So the concern is, doesn't the mentioned tags such as thorand valhalla already fall within norse ? Should we allow tags for distinct elements which alrea...
Are questions about identification of specific ancient cylinder seals on-topic?
On most SE sites, eventually someone comes along looking for a specific resource. The usually ask a question in the form "Where can I find a [book, site, etc] about [insert topic]?"
These aren't necessarily bad, but the community needs to decide if they are allowed or not.
The close cousin woul...
