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| | Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Pluto ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) |
 | | The Roman Underworld - ORCUS [or'kus] was the Roman Underworld, and its ruler was DIS PATER [dis pa'ter], the equivalent of the Greek Pluto, since Dis is a form of dives, "wealthy," and in Greek, "wealth" is ploutos. |
 | | Roman Equivalent: Sometimes people refer to Pluto as the Roman equivalent of Hades, but Pluto was a god of wealth not of the Underworld. |
 | | Pluto, the Roman equivalent of the Greek god, Hades, was unpitying, inexorable but just and is associated with aggression, passion, conflict, violence, war, intensity and extremes. |
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