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The document summarizes the Olympian gods and goddesses that lived in an enormous palace on Mount Olympus built by the Cyclopes. It provides details on the 12 most important gods, including Zeus the king of gods, his wife Hera, brothers Poseidon and Hades, and children such as Apollo, Artemis, and Ares. Each description includes their domains and Roman equivalents. Other lesser gods that resided on Olympus are also briefly mentioned.
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