Packet 10: Bonus 11

Note to players: description acceptable. A god often depicted with this physical trait may have turned a nymph into Cardea, the goddess of hinges. For 10 points each:
[10h] Describe this unusual physical trait captured by that god’s epithet Geminus. A dog with this physical trait was the guardian of a sacred horde of red cattle in Greek mythology.
ANSWER: two-headed [or two-faced; accept any description of having two heads or two faces; prompt on any description of having multiple heads by asking “how many?”]
[10e] The two-headed god Janus was the Roman god of beginnings, transitions, and doorways, and was the namesake of this month, seen as a transition into a new year.
ANSWER: January
[10m] Janus caused a hot spring to erupt onto this man and his followers after they abducted the Sabine women. This man may have killed his brother after his brother leapt over a border this man constructed around Palatine Hill.
ANSWER: Romulus
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