Roman gods
Jupiter, King of gods
Juno, Queen of gods
Aurora, Goddess of the dawn
Bacchus, God of wine and festivals
Ceres, Goddess of harvest and the earth
Cupid, God of love
Diana, Goddess of hunting and the moon
Faunus, God of nature
Flora, Goddess of flowers
Fortuna, Goddess of fortune
Janus, God of doors
Justitia, Goddess of law and justice
Maia, Goddess of growth
Mars, God of war
Mercury, God of travelers and tradesmen, messenger of the gods
Minerva, Goddess of wisdom, learning, crafts and industry
Neptune, God of the sea
Pluto, God of death
Plutus, God of wealth
Pomona, God of fruits and fruit trees
Proserpine, Goddess of the underworld
Saturn, God of time
Tellus, God of the earth
Uranus, Father of Saturn
Venus, Goddess of love and beauty
Vesta, Goddess of the hearth and home
Vulcan, God of the underworld, god of blacksmiths
The Romans had hundreds of different gods, the collection of which was the Pantheon.