Roman deity
Jupiter or Mars
A Roman deity is a god or goddess from the ancient Roman religion.
The major deities—Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Neptune, Mercury—lent their names to planets, days of the week, and countless cultural references.
Roman deities often paralleled Greek gods: Jupiter corresponds to Zeus, Venus to Aphrodite.
The temple was dedicated to a Roman deity of war.
- JupiterLargest solar system planet
- MarsRed planet, war deity
- VenusLove goddess, or planet
- NeptuneEighth planet or sea deity
- MercuryMessenger god or planet
Juno · Minerva · Apollo · Diana · Bacchus · Pluto · Saturn · Mount Olympus · temple · toga · golden age · pantheon · Olympus · altar · sacrifice · mythology · oracle · divine intervention
- Janusdoors, gates, beginnings, endings, January
- Neoclassical Sculpturemarble statue, Cupid and Psyche, classical nude, classical pose, classical revival
Roman deityGreek god
Hellenistic divine being
Hindu deity · Chinese deity · Yahweh · Allah
Roman deitymortal
Subject to death
human · Roman citizen · human being · mere mortal · common man
Roman, Rome, Romans, romance, romances, romantic, romanticism, romanticize, romanticized