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Respect for all gods The priestesses guide us into the temple where the ceremony for the goddess Nehalennia is being held. This goddess of the locals has been added to the Roman pantheon. She watches over the travellers and protects the fertility of the land and its people. The priestesses pay respect to the goddess with offerings, including fruits of the land. The Romans pay much attention to their gods and they believe that the gods engage directly with the people. A victory on the battlefield is nothing more than a divine reward. When a housewife needs to make an important decision, she will first consult the fortune tellers. The fortune tellers consult the oracle and they try to read the divine signs.