First of all, I just want to say that I’m only naming the gods from different cultures that I know about, not ones that I have never heard of, because how can I believe in them if I’ve never heard about them before? Also, I have to warn you, I know almost all the Norse gods, a lot of the Greek gods, many of the Roman gods, and a good bit of the Egyptian gods.
Greek:
Zeus - God of the sky, ruler over all gods and man
Poseidon - God of the sea
Hades - God of the Underworld
Hera - Goddess of marriage, and Queen of the Heavens
Athena - Goddess of war
Demeter -Goddess of agriculture
Dionysus - God of wine
Ares - God of war
Aphrodite - Goddess of sexual love and beauty
Apollo - God of sun and light
Artemis - Goddess of wild animals and nature
Hephaistos - God of fire
Hermes - God of trade and Messenger of the Gods
Heracles - God of strength and heroes
Perseus - Slayer of the Gorgon Medusa
Hestia - Goddess of the hearth
Cronus - God of time
Rhea - Goddess of fertility and motherhood
Chiron - Famous for his wisdom and knowledge of medicine
Zagreus - Usually conflated with Dionysus, the god of wine
Macaria - Goddess of the “blessed” death
Enyo - Goddess of war, destruction, and bloodlust
Eris - Goddess of strife
Hebe - Goddess of youth and the prime of life
Eileithyia - Goddess of childbirth
Thrax - Demigod and son of Ares, the god of war
Thalia - Goddess of festivity
Uranus - Personification of the sky
Gaia - Personification of the earth
Aether - Personification of the “upper sky”
Atlas - Leader of the Titans
Boreas - God of the north wind
Castor - Had the role of saving those in trouble on the sea
Cronos - Not sure, but he’s mistaken for Cronus
Helios - God of the sun
Kratos - Personification of strength
Morpheus - Son of Hypnos
Triton - God of the sea, son of Poseidon
Typhon - Personification of volcanic forces
Zelus - Personification of of dedication, eager rivalry, and jealousy
Zephyrus - God of the west wind
Hypnos - God of sleep
Roman:
Jupiter - God of the sky
Neptune - God of the sea
Pluto - God of the Underworld
Juno - Goddess of childbirth and Queen of the Heavens
Minerva - Goddess of handicrafts
Ceres - Goddess of growth of food plants
Apollo - God of archery, music, and prophecy
Mars - God of war
Vulcan - God of fire
Mercury - God of translators and interpreters
Venus - Goddess of love
Liber - God of viticulture and wine
Diana - Goddess of wild animals
Saturn - God of sowing
Ops - Goddess of earth and fertility
Bellona - Goddess of war
Cupid - God of love
Fauna - Goddess of fertility and woodlands
Flora - Goddess of flowering plants
Janus - Believed to be the god of all beginnings
Vesta - Goddess of the hearth
Aurora - Personification of dawn
Carmena - Goddess that enabled children to sing
Cybele - Goddess of protection in time of war
Deverra - I’m not exactly sure
Fides - Defication of good faith and honesty
Hercules - God of strength and heroes
Honos - God of chivalry, honor, and military justice
Iris - Personification of the rainbow
Libertas - Goddess of liberty and freedom
Luna - Goddess of the moon
Muta - I’m don’t actually know for sure
Nemesis - Goddess of retribution and vengeance
Portunes - God of keys, doors, and livestock
Sores - I’m not sure
Spes - Goddess of hope
Tempestes - Goddess of storms
Voluptas - Goddess of sensual pleasures
Volturnus - God of rivers
Egyptian:
Horus - God of the sky
Bast - Goddess of cats
Osiris - God of the Underworld
Isis - Goddess of healing and magic
Set - God of war, chaos, and storms
Ptah - Creator-god and maker of things
Ra - God of the son
Hathor - Goddess of the sky
Anubis - Presided over the embalming process
Thoth - God of the moon, learning, and writing
Amon - God of the sun and air
Aker - God of earth and the Underworld
Geb - God of the earth, physical support of the world
Bennu - Linked with the sun, creation, and rebirth
Hapi - Personification of the inundation Nile River
Aten - A son god
Montu - God of the fourth Upper Egyptian nome
Hesat - Goddess in the form of a cow, said to provide the world with milk
Heqet - Goddess of fertility
Wosret - Goddess of protection
Baal - Titled the Lord of the Earth
Fa - God of fate and destiny
Fetket - Ra’s butler, he provided Ra with his drink supply
Horon - Primarily worshipped as the god of calamity and disease
Horea - Not exactly sure
Norse:
Odin - God of wisdom and poetry, the All-father and King of Asgard
Frigg - Goddess of motherhood and Queen of Asgard
Heimdall - Watchman of the Gods, Protector of the Bifrost Bridge
Thor - God of thunder and storms
Loki - God of mischief and trickery
Baldur - God of light, joy, and the summer sun
Sif - Goddess of wheat, fertility, and family
Tyr - God of war and justice
Hod - God of winter and darkness
Freya - Goddess of love
Njord - God of wind and the sea
Borr - God of harvest and land
Bil - Not a goddess, but a human girl adopted by the god of the moon
Eir - Goddess and/or valkyrie associated with medical skills
Gersemi - Goddess of beauty
Fulla - Frigg’s right-hand woman
Forseti - God of justice
Beyla - A servant of Freyja
Buri - God of gods
Dellingr - Personification of dawn
Freyr - The ruler of peace and fertility
Gerda - Goddess associated with the earth
Henir - God of darkness
Hel - Goddess of death
Hermod - Messenger of the gods
Idunn - Goddess of spring or rejuvenation
Lodurr - God of fertility and sensuality
Mani - God of the moon
Nerthus - Goddess associated with fertility
Nanna - God of the moon and wisdom
Mimir - God of knowledge and wisdom, titled “Smartest Man Alive” by Kratos
Ran - Goddess of the sea
Sol - Goddess of the sun
Saga - Goddess of poetry and history
Sigyn - Goddess of victory
Skadi - Goddess of the wilderness
Syn - Goddess of watchfulness and truth
Zisa - Goddess of Autumn and the harvest
Ullr - God associated with skis
Vali - God of vengeance
Thrud - Goddess of health
Vili - God of creation
Vor - Seeress of Frigg’s court
Bragi - God of poetry
Gefion - Goddess associated with ploughing
Modi - Secondary god of war
Magni - God of strength
My favorite Gods and Goddesses from each of those cultures:
Greek:
God:
Poseidon:
Goddess:
Athena:
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Roman:
God:
Neptune:
Minerva:
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Egyptian
God:
Tie Between Horus and Thoth -
Horus:
Thoth:
Goddess:
Bast:
Norse:
God:
Thor:
Goddess:
Sif:
- Wolf of 300
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