What is a Roman God's fiery mountain?

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What is a Roman God's fiery mountain?

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They didn't have any

Atsuhiro Teshima answered May 29, 2015

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Roman Gods didn't have any fiery mountains. But one of those gods was named Vulcan, and his domain was similar to a "fiery mountain".

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