Name | In Greece | Role |
Eros | God of love and sexual passion | |
Eos | Goddess of the dawn | |
Dionysus | God of fertile forces of nature, wine and grapevine | |
Enyo | Goddess of war | |
– | Goddesses of doors, hinges, thresholds | |
Nicostrate | Goddess of fertility with a prophetic gift. | |
Demeter | Goddess of vegetation and harvest | |
– | Goddesses of doors, hinges, thresholds | |
Uranos | God of heaven | |
Harmony | Goddess of harmony and harmony | |
– | God looking after the grain stored in the granaries | |
– | God of the underworld and wealth | |
Artemida | Goddess of the moon, birth and hunting | |
Eris | Goddess of confusion, discord and chaos | |
Asklepios | Medical supervisor | |
– | Goddess of fertility and fertility | |
Zephyr | God and the personification of the west and west winds of the world | |
Chloris | Goddess of spring vegetation in the flowering stage | |
– | Goddess of the bread oven and the patron of the bread-baking process. | |
Tyche | Goddess controlling human destiny | |
Ernie | Chthonic deities, demons of the underground world | |
– | A half-divine, mortal being who gives a man fertility, directs his fate, brings happiness or failure | |
Charities | Goddesses of grace, beauty and joy | |
Heracles | A deified hero of Roman mythology. Roman legend attributes Hercules to the killing of the giant Kakus and King Faunus. | |
– | God being the personification of honour | |
Themis | Goddess personifying justice | |
Demeter | Egyptian goddess, whose worship was also adopted in Rome | |
– | He was associated with gates (houses or cities), all beginning and ending | |
Zeus | Lord of the gods and the highest god in the pantheon, Lord of Heaven and Earth | |
Hera | Queen of heaven; spouse Jupiter | |
– | The Phrygian goddess of fertility, fertility, spring and defensive cities, guardian of the dead | |
– | God of quirites, i.e. armed Romans | |
– | The ancient goddess of war and ritual blot that they wanted to send to their enemies | |
Selene | Goddess of the moon | |
Ares | God of war | |
– | Goddess of morning and dawn | |
– | Goddess of bees and beekeeping | |
Hermes | God of trade, profit and trade; also thieves and customs officers; the messenger of the gods | |
Athena | Goddess of wisdom, science, art and literature | |
Helios | Vedic God, whose worship was also adopted in Rome | |
– | God of jokes, mockery, mockery and undeserved criticism | |
Thanatos | God and the personification of death | |
Poseidon | God of water, clouds and rain | |
Rea | Goddess of fertility and wealth, rough sex, sister and wife of Saturn | |
Ejrene | Goddess of peace | |
– | God of fertility, agriculture, marriage and children | |
– | Deity of nature, he cared for the health and proper growth of children | |
Hades | God of the world of the dead | |
Priap | God of fertility | |
Hygieja | Goddess personifying health and safety | |
Kronos | God of agriculture and sowing | |
Pan | God of forests and wildlife; later: god of fields, flocks, orchards, groves, agriculture, and guardian of home and property | |
Helios | God of light and air | |
– | The epitome of all other deities. | |
Hypnos | God of sleep | |
Elpis | Goddess personifying hope | |
– | God of fertilizing the earth, identified with Picumnus or Saturn | |
– | God of state borders and borders between private estates | |
– | Goddess identified with Victoria | |
– | God personifying courage | |
Aphrodite | Goddess of love | |
Hestia | Goddess of home and state fire | |
Nike | Goddess of victory and glory | |
Hephaestus | God of volcanoes and blacksmithing |
List of Roman Gods
Sources
- Grant Michael, Mity rzymskie, Warszawa 1978
- Jaczynowska Maria, Religie świata rzymskiego, Warszawa 1987
- Krawczuk Aleksander, Mitologia starożytnej Italii, Warszawa 1984
- Parandowski Jan, Mitologia, Londyn 1992
