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Vulcan
Vulcan | The God of Fire and the Forge Vulcan, god of fire and forge, was the ugliest god in Roman mythology. He has rather a sad history, starting...
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Vesta
Vesta: Goddess of Hearth and Home Vesta, goddess of hearth and home, presided over domestic life and domestic tranquility. She was the goddess of f...
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Venus
Venus | Roman goddess in Roman Mythology Venus, goddess of love, beauty, and sex in Roman mythology, is one of the most well-known of the goddesses...
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Pluto
Pluto: Roman God of Death Pluto, god of death, was the Roman lord of the underworld. He was also the god of anything that could be extracted from t...
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Neptune
Neptune | God of the Sea Neptune, god of the sea, was Jupiter’s brother in Roman mythology. He was also the god of fresh waters on earth as well as...
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Mercury
Mercury | The Wily Messenger God Mercury, god of commerce, was the Roman messenger god. He was the son of Jupiter, and he would help deliver messag...
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Minerva
Minerva in Roman Mythology Minerva, goddess of wisdom in Roman mythology, was one of the most important goddesses in the state of Rome. She was als...
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Mars
Mars: The Powerful God of War Mars, god of war, was the famed son of Jupiter and Juno, and his Greek equivalent was Ares. He was known for his cour...
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Juno
Juno: Roman Queen of the Gods Juno, goddess of marriage, was the Roman queen of the gods. She was the Roman version of Hera and was both sister and...
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Diana
Diana: The Hunting Goddess Diana, goddess of the hunt in Roman mythology, was one of the daughters of Jupiter. She was also the goddess of the moon...
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Ceres
Ceres: Myth of the Goddess of Grains Ceres, goddess of grains, is the Roman equivalent of Demeter in Greek mythology, and was the goddess of agricu...
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Roman Gods
This pantheon is a mixture of Roman gods taken from the Greek pantheon, with a few new Roman twists. The gods were vengeful and often violent or fu...