The Greeks and Romans have distinct approaches to celestial deities. The Greeks' interpretations often focus on the gods' personalities, relationships, and the intricacies of their mythology. For instance, Greek gods like Zeus have rich narratives filled with excitement and complexity. In contrast, Romans emphasized their gods' roles in state, order, and practicality, integrating them into civic life. The Roman pantheon often mirrored Greek gods but adopted Latin names and focused more on their societal significance. This shift reflects how culture influences beliefs and rituals regarding the divine and the night sky's symbolism.