Vulcan: The Roman counterpart of Hephaestus, he’s the god of fire, blacksmithing, and the forges. His forges are usually in volcanoes or...

Mercury: The Roman counterpart of Hermes, he’s the god of translators and interpreters. Like his Greek counterpart, he’s the messenger of...

Venus: The Roman counterpart of Aphrodite, she’s the goddess of love, beauty, sex, and desire. She had other abilities, too; more than...

Diana: The Roman counterpart of Artemis, she’s the goddess of wild and domestic animals and the hunt. She was the daughter of Jupiter and...

I haven't posted anything on the Roman Gods and Goddesses in a while, so I'm going to post part 8. - Ceres: The Roman counterpart of...

Mars: The Roman counterpart of Ares, Mars is the god of war. He’s also an agricultural guardian. He’s the son of Jupiter and Juno. It’s...

Apollo: From what I know, he is exactly the same as the Greek Apollo. To learn about him, just go to this link:...

Minerva: The Roman counterpart of Athena, she is the roman goddess of handicrafts, professions, art, wisdom, and, later on, war. Some of...

Juno: The counterpart of Greek’s Hera, Juno is the goddess of childbirth. Just like Hera, her sacred animal was the peacock. Some of her...

Pluto: The Roman god of the underworld. Unlike Hades, he was also the god of wealth because jewels, such as diamonds, come from...

Neptune: Known as Poseidon in Greek mythology, he is the god of the sea. Just like Poseidon, he was worshiped by the Romans as the god of...

Jupiter: Known as Zeus in Greek mythology, he is the King of Gods in Roman mythology. The god of the sky, storms, thunder, and lightning....

So, I’ve done the 12 Greek gods and goddesses of Mt. Olympus, so now I’m going to do the 12 Roman equivalents to those gods and...