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Hellenism

Hellenic Polytheistic Reconstructionism

Also called The Iliada and Odisea are not sacred texts, they are myths which are not often taken literally in this religion. For sacred texts you are looking for theology, such as Himnos by Homero, Metamorfosis by Ovidio and lastly Teogony by Hesideo. xx

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Also called: The Iliada and Odisea are not sacred texts, they are myths which are not often taken literally in this religion. For sacred texts you are looking for theology, such as Himnos by Homero, Metamorfosis by Ovidio and lastly Teogony by Hesideo. xx
Wikidata: Q1539307 ↗In 32 Wikipedia languages

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