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Compare And Contrast Theban Zeus

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These gods both being quite different and similar and make them very important to connecting all the gods together. Theban Zeus was the strongest and so was Amun. In fact they both were the strongest gods that ruled over all the other gods. There is also a story from Theban Zeus, when he was in the presence of Hercules. He is tested and used a goat to get his way out by outsmarting Hercules. This is why Zeus is represented by a ram. Amun is represented a ram-headed Sphinx. Finally, the name Zeus comes from the Egyptian name
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