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What multi-headed beast guards the gates to the Roman underworld?
Answer: Cerberus
Why: In Virgil's Aeneid, the Sibyl subdued the fierce guardian by tossing him a cake laced with honey and sedatives.
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In Roman mythology, why does Neptune hold a trident?
Answer: To stir seas and shake the earth
Why: In Ovid the trident strikes the earth and looses the flood; in Virgil it heaves Troy's walls off their foundations.
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Which Roman deity was responsible for nocturnal thunder?
Answer: Summanus
Why: Jupiter owned daytime thunder, Summanus the night; each 20 June Romans offered him summanalia, wheel shaped cakes of flour, milk and honey.
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Which calendar month was named in honour of the Roman god Mars?
Answer: March
Why: March was the very first month of the ancient Roman calendar because military campaigns resumed after winter.
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In Roman mythology, why did Juno throw Vulcan from heaven?
Answer: He was born ugly and lame
Why: Raised by the nymph Thetis, the cast-out child became the gods' master smith: his golden throne clamped shut on Juno until Bacchus brought him home.
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Which Roman goddess of sacred springs had a sacred grove on the Janiculum?
Answer: Furrina
Why: Furrina kept her own priest, the flamen Furrinalis, and a feast on 25 July; her Janiculum grove survives in the gardens of the Villa Sciarra.