Roman gods
Mars, Neptune, Mercury
The Roman gods are the deities of ancient Rome's polytheistic religion.
Jupiter ruled as king of the gods, with Neptune governing the seas and Mars presiding over war.
Many Roman gods were adapted from Greek counterparts—Jupiter from Zeus, Venus from Aphrodite.
The phrase often appears in discussions of classical mythology, literature, and the cultural foundations of Western civilization: The planets are named after Roman gods.
- JupiterLargest solar system planet
- CeresGoddess of crops and growth
- SaturnRinged gas giant
- NeptuneEighth planet or sea deity
- JanusRoman god of doorways
Lares · mythology · Minerva · Juno · ancient Rome · Mars · Apollo · Diana · Luna · Flora · Vulcan · Bacchus · Vesta · vestal virgins · eternal flame · Victoria · divine intervention · laurel
- Roman topicsancient Italy
- mythical groupsTitans, Olympians, Amazons, Argonauts, Valkyries
- ancient religionsGreek religion, Zoroastrianism, paganism, mystery cults, Norse paganism
- Ancient RomeRome, Julius Caesar, Caesar, gladiator, gladiators
- deitiesZeus, Odin, Thor, goddess, Ra
- European cultureFrench cuisine, Italian art, opera, ballet, Renaissance
theological structure
Roman godsAllah
Arabic name for God
Yahweh · atheism · secular humanism · agnosticism · godlessness