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A iN'ot all but most There were a few who questioned the religion of their fathers but they were rare persons The average Roman would have felt shocked if someone had told him that he believed in myths Q Who was Janus? A He was the roman god of gates and doorways He was pie tured with two faces one looking forward and the other backward People declared that : he could look both ways at the same time A shrine built in his honor stood in the Forum The name of Janus was "given to January A feast was held for him on the ninth day of that month It was common for a Roman home to have a statue of the two-facgod He was suppose to guard the home as well as the city of Rome Never in my study of ancien have I found a god just myths like Janus but there are even more remarkable myths In India the i i Hindus say that their gods have extra pairs of arms It is common for Hindus to represent the god Brahma with four faces and in that way Brahma is ahead of the Roman Janiis! 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