Gods


Abundantia: goddess of abundance, prosperity and good fortune	Aequitas: goddess of fair dealing	Aesculapius: god of healing and medicinal arts	Aeternitas: personification of eternity	Annona: personification of the annual food supply	Bonus Eventus: god of success in enterprise

Ceres: corn goddess	Clementia: goddess of mercy and clemency	Concordia: goddess of harmony and peace	Constantia:personnification of steadiness	Diana: moon goddess and goddess of woodlands, also goddess of fertility and childbirth	Fecunditas: personification of fertility

Felicitas: goddess of good luck and happiness	Fides: goddess of good faith, honesty and oaths	Fortuna: goddess of fate and chance, earlier of prosperity	Genius: protective god or spirit of individuals, clans, groups and the state	Hercules: god of merchants and traders for the romans	Honos: god of military honour

Janus: god of passage, of doorways (januae), archways (jani), and of beginnings and endings	Juno: chief roman goddess	Jupiter: chief roman god	Justitia: goddess of justice	Juventas: goddess of youth, particularly young men of military age	Laetitia: godess of happiness and

Liberalitas: god of generosity	Libertas: goddess of freedom and constitutional government	Mars: god of war	Mercury: messenger god and god of merchants and travellers	Minerva: goddess of war	Moneta: goddess of prosperity

Neptune: god of the sea	Pax: goddess of peace	Pietas: goddess personifying respect and fidelity to gods	Providentia: goddess of forethought	Pudicitia: goddess of chastity	Roma: goddess personifying the city of Rome

Salus: goddess of public safety and welfare	Securitas: personification of security	Sol: sun god	Spes: goddess of hope	Venus: goddess of love and beauty	Vesta: goddess of the hearth

Victoria: goddess of victory	Virtus: god of manly courage and military prowess