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The Roman gods are:
- Jupiter (Zeus)
- Neptune (Poseidon)
- Pluto (Hades)
- Mars (Ares)
- Venus (Aphrodite)
- Apollo (Apollo)
- Diana (Artemis)
- Minerva (Athena)
- Ceres (Demeter)
- Vulcan(Hephaestus)
- Juno (Hera)
- Mercury (Hermes)
- Vesta (Hestia)
- Cupid (Eros)
- Bacchus (Dionysus)
- Proserpina (Persephone)
- Janus
- Maia
- Fortuna
Some other Roman Gods:
- Saturn (Cronus)
- Uranus (Ouranos)
Names in brackets are their Greek counterparts.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 14y agoIt is difficult to pick 5 from the 12 major gods: (in alphabetical order) Apollo · Ceres · Diana ·Juno
Jupiter · Mars · Mercury · Minerva
Neptune · Venus · Vesta · Vulcan
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∙ 12y agoI hope you mean their names, because I can tell you the Greek and Roman names for the Olympians, the main Greek Gods in which the Romans adopted.
Greek-Roman
Zeus- Jupiter
Hera- Juno
Ares- Mars
Aphrodite- Venus
Apollo- Apollo
Hermes- Mercury
Demeter- Ceres
Poseidon- Neptune
Dionysus- Bacchus
Artemis- Diana
Hephaestus- Vulcan
Athena- Minerva
Hades- Pluto
As you can hopefully tell, several planets were named after the Roman names for these Gods/Goddesses.
Hope this helps in any way! :)
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∙ 9y agoThere are many gods and goddesses in greek/roman mythology. The main twelve are the olympians:
- Greek/Roman
- Zeus/Jupiter
- Poseidon/Neptune
- Hermes/Mercury
- Apollo/Apollo (same name in both)
- Dionysus/Bacchus
- Ares/Mars
- Hephaestus/Vulcan
- Hera/Juno
- Athena/Minerva
- Artemis/Diana
- Demeter/Ceres
- Aphrodite/Venus
*Hades/Pluto and Hestia/Vesta are not considered part of the 12 Major Olympians but they are both children of Cronus/Saturn and Rhea/Ops, the king and queen of the Titans. Cronus and Rhea (I'm only using their Greek names right now) had six children, which were (eldest to youngest) Hestia, Hades, Demeter, Poseidon, Hera, and Zeus.
There are also thousands of minor gods and goddesses, but some of them are:
- Greek/Roman
- Hecate/Trivia
- Janus (only Roman)
- Nemesis/Nemesis (same in both)
- Persephone/Proserpina
- Pan/Faunus
- Eros/Cupid
- Nike/Victoria
- Khione/Chione
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoThe head of the Roman pantheon is called Jupiter. But Greco-Roman mythology includes dozens of gods and goddesses.
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∙ 12y agoRoman household gods were known as the 'lares'.
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∙ 12y agoThe Dii Consentes: Juno, Vesta, Minerva, Ceres, Diana, Venus,Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Neptune, Vulcan, Apollo
Wiki User
∙ 13y agoJupiter, Neptune and Pluto
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Why is Juno so important to rome?
Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.Juno was a member of the "big three" of the Roman gods, the wife of Jupiter and the patron of women. But most important of all, she was the protector of the city of Rome and the Roman empire.
Who was the Roman king of the gods and lord of the sky and considered the most important Roman god?
Jupiter was the king of the Roman gods and goddesses and sky.
Who are the most important Roman gods?
all of them the thought they all was important in the day to day running of their lives .
Where roman god after greek gods?
Yes they were named after Greek gods. They are the same gods same power but different names. The most important gods are named after planets
Who was one of the famous greek and roman gods?
Zeus was the most important Greek god. He Roman counterpart was Jupiter/Jove.
Why were the Roman gods so important?
cuz they like gods
Why is the Roman goddess Diana more important than other Roman gods and goddesses?
Most importantly is that she is remembered today, where as most other Roman gods and goddesses are forgotten - yet at the time of the Romans, she was often confused with other goddesses and was not more important then Apollo or Jove/Jupiter.
Who was married to the roman god Jupiter?
Jupiter, the king of gods in Roman mythology, was married to his sister Juno, who was also the queen of gods. They were considered the most powerful and important couple in the Roman pantheon.
Why was Jupiter so important to the Romans?
The Roman attitude to their gods was that of a compact - if they honoured the gods, they would look after Rome. Jupiter was their high god and so he was most important to looking after their interests.
What is the roman name for Apollo?
Apollos roman name is the same. because he is one of the most important gods so the romans lief is name how is now.
Who is considered most important of all Hindu gods?
The most important of the Hindu gods is Lord Vishnu.
Why were rome gods important?
Neptune was the god of god of freshwater (springs, lakes and rivers and the sea). Becuase of this he was very important to sailors. He was thanked for naval victories. He was also a symbol of virile force. He was one of the Dei Consentes, the twelve major gods of Roman religion.
