She was the Roman goddess of the seasons and harvest.

This Roman goddess of wisdom was known as "Athena" to the ancient Greeks.

Beloved by the Romans as the goddess of marriage, she was both the sister and wife of Jupiter.

This is the name of the Roman god of the sea, who was both feared worshipped by ancient sailors.

Although he did not control who lived or died, this Roman god was the king of the Underworld and ruled over the dead.

In Roman myths, this god did not care who won or lost a battle, he simply enjoyed the bloodshed of his wars.

The youngest immortal son of Jupiter and Juno, this Roman god was the deal maker and messenger.

This is the Roman name for the Greek god of knowledge and music.

This Roman god, who could see into the future, was responsible for guiding the sun across the sky.

The twin sister of Apollo, this Roman goddess controlled both the moon and the hunt.

The most beautiful of the immortals, she was the Roman goddess of love.

The Roman god of Love, he was the young son of Venus who fell in love with Psyche.

The daughter of Ceres, she became the wife of Pluto after he swept her away to the Underworld.

The father of Jupiter, he was known as "Cronos" by the ancient Greeks.

This god of feasting and wine, this Roman god rescued Ariadne from the island of Naxos.

Married to Venus, this Roman god was famous for his inventions, including Neptune's trident and Jupiter's thunderbolts.