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Roman Mythology

Jupiter

Jupiter is the supreme deity of Rome, Lord of Light and ruler of the daytime. Jupiter was considered the head of the Roman pantheon; the divine equivalent of the Pater Familias, the
4 October 2017

Mercury

Mercury is a trickster spirit who is happy to masquerade as other spirits. Long ago the Italian deity Mercury was syncretized to Greek Hermes. The two are now virtually indistinguishable, but they are not the same spirit. Mercury is urban,
4 October 2017

Saturn

Saturn : Father Time; The Sower Saturn is the Roman spirit of agriculture, seed-sowing, wealth, time,

Caeculus

Caeculus: The Fire-Born Founder of Praeneste Caeculus was a legendary figure in Roman mythology, remembered as

Fulgora

Fulgora (lightning) In Roman mythology, goddess who protected houses against violent storms. SEE ALSO: Roman Mythology
10 December 2019

Fraus

Fraus is the Roman goddess of deceit, treachery, fraud, and betrayal. Her name literally means deceit or fraud, and she personifies the hidden forces of dishonesty, manipulation, false appearances, and broken trust.
10 December 2019

Etna

Etna (Aetna, Etna) In Greek and Roman history and mythology, volcanic mountain on the eastern coast of Sicily where the forge of Hephaestus, god of fire, was located and where Zeus confined
23 October 2019

Enceladus

Enceladus (clear-voiced) In Greek and Roman mythology, a giant, son of Titan and Gaea. Enceladus fled from Phlegra to Sicily pursued by Zeus, who hurled a thunderbolt to destroy him. Mount Aetna
23 October 2019

Elysium

Elysium In Greek and Roman mythology, the home of blessed dead. In early Greek mythology it was said to be situated in the Islands of the Blessed in some remote part of
23 October 2019

Genii

In Roman mythology, guardian spirits of people, places or things. A genius presides over the birth of a person, a place, or a thing and shapes its character and destiny. Like a
6 September 2019

Avernus

Avernus (without birds?) In Greek and Roman mythology, a deep sulfurous lake northwest of Roman Puteoli (Pozzouli), believed by the ancients to be one of the entrances to the underworld, the land

Brontes

Brontes (thunder) In Greek and Roman mythology, son of Uranus and Gaea; one of the three Cyclopes, the other two being Arges (the lightning bolt) and Steropes (the lightning flash). SEE ALSO:

Canens

Canens (singer) In Roman mythology, a nymph, the daughter of Janus and Venilia. She pined away when her husband, Picus, was lost. Picus was a handsome youth and Canens a nymph who
10 March 2018

Camilla

Camilla (feminine form of Camillus) In Roman mythology, a virgin queen of the Volsci (Volscians) and a daughter of Metabus and Casmilla; she fought against Aeneas. Camilla was dedicated to the goddess
10 March 2018
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