What was the religion of ancient Rome?

The religion of the ancient Romans. Belong to polytheism. Religious beliefs produced by the integration of Indo-European peoples who entered the Italian peninsula in the 20th century BC and local indigenous peoples. Nature worship and ancestor worship are mixed together, and there are no temples and priests. The images and myths of gods are not so anthropomorphic. Because the Romans mainly lived in agriculture and animal husbandry, gods were mostly related to crops [1]. For example, Cupid is the spirit of grapes, Mars myth is the spirit of grains (later became the god of war), and Di Anna is the spirit of trees. The 8th century BC witnessed the disintegration of Iraqi tribal groups and the rise of Truglia dynasty. Pay attention to sacrificial rites and form a set of complicated etiquette and rules and regulations. The funeral ceremony was grand, with a family-style tomb and colorful pictures, which often contained images of evil spirits. They are full of imagination about the other side of the world, and often offer flowers, milk and first-ripe local products to please God. He is keen on divination, and often predicts good luck or bad luck by observing the liver of sacrificial animals or wood and stones struck by lightning.