1. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, rome has their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the first error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

2. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, rome has their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

3. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome has their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

4. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome has their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

5. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

6. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had their own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

7. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

8. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshipign the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

9. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

10. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different than that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

11. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

12. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Thought the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

13. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

14. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman dieties are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

15. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

16. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities are often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

17. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

18. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

19. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

20. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests with strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

21. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

22. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivelancies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

23. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

24. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies telling us that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

25. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

26. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter was Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

27. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

28. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin: the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

29. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin, with the corespondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

30. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin, with the corespondence of Greek and Roman gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

31. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin, with the correspondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. What is the next error in the passage? Exercise: Proofread

32. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin, with the correspondence of Hellenic and Italian gods, doing justice to neither. Use the right (or down) arrow key to see the answer Exercise: Proofread

33. Proofread Proofread the following passage for errors of style (underlined below). Originally, Rome had its own way of naming and worshiping the gods different from that of the Greeks. Though the equation of Greek and Roman deities is often presented as if it rests on strict, clear equivalencies asserting that in Roman literature Jupiter is Zeus or Hera Juno. That is how many modern textbooks on classical mythology begin, with the correspondence of Hellenic and Italian gods. It does justice to neither. Exercise: Proofread