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What is meant by the 'two-headed Janus'?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Janus was the Roman god of beginnings and transitions, his image (two heads) was meant to remind people that human beings often have no center for their thoughts, and in turn, are incapable of knowing or understanding themselves.

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Answered by mehaksaini901

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Janus was the Roman god of the beginnings and transitions , his image was meant to remind people that human beings often have no center for their thoughts..

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