Roman goddess
Venus or Diana
A Roman goddess is a female deity in the ancient Roman religion.
The major Roman goddesses—Venus, Juno, Minerva, Diana—often corresponded to Greek counterparts but developed distinct Roman characteristics and worship practices.
She dressed as a Roman goddess for Halloween.
The phrase sometimes describes a woman of statuesque beauty or commanding presence.
- VenusLove goddess, or planet
- CeresGoddess of crops and growth
- ConcordiaRoman harmony goddess
- FortunaRoman luck goddess
- FloraRoman deity of blossoms
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- VenusVenus, Aphrodite, Venus de Milo, morning star, evening star
- ArtemisArtemis, Diana, huntress, bow, arrow
- Justice SymbolsLady Justice, scales, blind justice, blindfold, balance
- Rome drawingancient Rome