Roman Pantheon

The Romans worship the same major gods as Greece but under their own names

Roman Name	Greek Name
Apollo	Apollo
Venus	Aphrodite
Mars	Ares
Diana	Artemis
Minerva	Athena
Ceres	Demeter
Bacchus	Dionysos
Vulcan	Hephaistos
Juno	Hera
Mercury	Hermes
Neptune	Poseidon
Jupiter	Zeus

They also have there own Gods

• Abundantia -Goddess of good fortune, abundance and prosperity.
• Bellona – War goddess.
• Bona Dea – the perpetually virginal goddess, associated with virginity and fertility in women invoked for healing and for freedom from slavery; many of her worshippers
  were freed slaves and plebeians, and many were women seeking aid in sickness or for fertility.
• Cardea
• Cloacina – goddess who presided over the Cloaca Maxima, the system of sewers in Rome.
• Consus – protector of grains and (subterranean) storage bins (silos), and as such was represented by a corn seed.
• Janus
• Juturna, Goddess of Fountains and Springs
• Luna (Selene)
• Mars – The Roman warrior god
• Pomona – Pomona was the goddess of plenty
• Silvanus – God of nature and the woods
• Vesta

Foreign Gods

The Italians have several Gods from other nations

• Cybele -Great mother goddess originally from The Amazons lands
• Isis
• Mithras -God of soldiers and armies, who was originally from Troy known to his followers as the “lord of light”
• Sol Invictus – Trojan god introduced to Romans by the emperor