This collection seeks to explain the myth of creation and the names attributed to the stories of gods. Throughout human existence on Earth, each tribe and people have provided different answers to this profound question. It is important to remember that for the tribes of the matriarchal period, the world was the very embodiment of the Mother Goddess, from whom all things and beings were born. She sheltered them within her body, which was the world itself.

In Prehistory, the first goddesses and gods were represented in the form of animals.

Roman Gods and Others: Mythologies summarizes the history of the major known mythologies, highlighting the sagas of their main characters, including gods, demigods, and heroes—mythical figures that remain in our memory as references to who we are, what we believe, and the very history of humanity. Ancient civilizations bequeathed countless benefits that continue to be enjoyed by humanity today. Mythology was born in the archaic times of the first organized societies and proved to be rich, with principles so well-founded that its strong influence has extended through the centuries, manifesting in the arts, philosophy, psychology, and everything that has shaped the culture of modern civilization.