Roman pantheon
Latin divine assembly
The Roman pantheon is the collection of gods and goddesses worshipped in ancient Rome—Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Neptune, and others.
Each deity governed specific domains: war, love, the sea, the harvest.
The term also applies loosely to any culture's full set of deities: the Greek pantheon, the Hindu pantheon. (Capitalized Pantheon is the famous domed temple in Rome.)
- oculusRound architectural opening
- JupiterLargest solar system planet
- templeSacred worship structure
- columnsUpright structural shafts
- JunoJupiter's divine consort
augury · Mars · dome · rotunda · penates · votive offerings · priesthood · Vulcan · Minerva · flamen · pontifex maximus · Venus · festivals · Ides of March · Neptune · sacred rites · libations · temple offerings
- Pantheons
- Roman mythologyJupiter, Mars, Juno, Venus, Neptune
- Roman religionJupiter, Mars, Venus, Apollo, Neptune
- VenusVenus, Aphrodite, Venus de Milo, morning star, evening star
cultural-religious origin
Roman pantheonHindu pantheon
India's traditional deities collectively
Confucianism · Taoism · ancestor worship · shamanism · Greek pantheon