De Neptuno, Mercurio et Aesculapio

De Neptuno, Mercurio et Aesculapio
Populi antiqui multos deos colebant. Neptunus, dominus Oceani et fluviorum, in Oceano habitabat. Nautae Neptuno equos et tauros immolabant. Mercurius, deus mercaturae, erat nuntius deorum. Praeterea animas mortuorum ad inferos deducebat. Aesculapium medici colebant. Graeci Aesculapio gallos immolabant. Neptuni arae plerumque in ripis fluviorum erant, Mercurii in viis, Aesculapii in lucis. Ita in fabulis poetae antiqui narrabant
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De Neptune, Mercury and Aesculapius,
the ancient people worshiped many deities. Neptune, the lord of the ocean and of the rivers, in the ocean, they were living. The sailors, horses, and bulls sacrificed to Neptune. Mercury, god of trade, was the messenger of the gods. Besides, the soul of the dead to the grave, was bringing home. Aesculapius doctors feared. Greeks sacrificed a cock. Neptune altars were mostly in the banks of rivers, Wednesday, in the streets, in the light of Aesculapius. Thus, in the mythology of the ancient poets told of
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