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Mars is the Roman god of war and also served as a guardian of agriculture in ancient Roman religion. He was an important deity in Roman culture, reflecting the civilization's values around both military strength and the prosperity of their farms and crops.
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- Said to be same as
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マールス（ラテン語：Mārs) は、ローマ神話における戦と農耕の神。日本語では「マルス」や「マーズ」と呼ばれる。英語読みは「マーズ」(Mars)である。
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