Was Roman mythology simply a copy of Greek mythology, or did Romans create something distinctly their own?

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Roman mythology is basically a copy of greek mythology since Greek actully set the complete fondation of what the romans build upon even agreed by the historians

You're confusing inheritance with copying. Romans took Greek *names* but rewrote the stories to serve their own empire, their own values. Mars wasn't Ares—he was Rome's father, their moral backbone. Where's your proof historians say Romans added nothing original?