Titus Allusions Act IV-Roman Gods and Goddesses

The Roman god of light, music, poetry, art and medicine.

• Zeus

• Apollo

• Dian

• Mercury

Roman goddess of wisdom, handicraft and warfare.

• Pallas Athena

• Aphrodite

• Dian

• Isis

Another name for the king of the Olympians, derived from Jupiter, another name for Zeus in Roman mythology.

• Apollo

• Jove

• Hades

• Neptune

The Roman counterpart for Hermes, the messenger god, god of travelers, tricksters and thieves.

• Hercules

• Mercury

• Neptune

• Saturn

Another name for Zeus's son Hercules, demigod, and primary hero in Greek/ Roman myths.

• Alcides

• Odysseus

• Hector

• Achilles

Roman god of the underworld, the Roman equivalent of Hades, owner of Cerberus, the three headed dog who guards the gates.

• Pluto

• Saturn

• Neptune

• Mercury

The Roman god of war, the Greek equivalent being Ares, typically portrayed in red, with sword and helmet.

• Hercules

• Agamemnon

• Mars

• Neptune

Roman Titan, father of the Olympian gods, god of time, and cannibal who ate his children, Greek equivalent being Chronos.

• Hannibal

• Epimetheus

• Polyphemus

• Saturn

A virgin goddess, also a sign of the zodiac, typically portrayed as holding the scales of justice.

• Virgo

• Gemini

• Libra

• Sagitarius

Sign of the zodiac, often portrayed as a ram with prominent horns.

• Aries

• Taurus

• Pisces

• Scorpio