What are greek and roman gods and goddesses?

Answer 1

Difficult to give a comprehensive answer because there are lots and lots of Greek and Roman Gods, particularly because the Romans used to assimilate other deities into their religion as they conquered other countries. This made the transition easier for locals. But I cribbed from another website :

Greek first, Roman second

Aphrodite Venus Ares Mars Artemis Diana Athena Minerva Demeter Ceres

Hades Pluto [conventionally or for a trivia question, but really Pluto, a god of wealth, is the equivalent of a Greek god of wealth called Dis]

Hephaistos Vulcan

Hera Juno

Hermes Mercury Hestia Vesta

Kronos Saturn

Persephone Proserpina Poseidon Neptune

Zeus Jupiter Minor Gods

Erinyes Furiae Eris Discordia

Eros Cupid Fates Morae

Graces Charities

Helios Sol

Hours Horae

Pan Faunus

Tyche Fortuna

Answer 2

The names of the Roman gods and goddesses are:

1. Jupiter

2. Juno

3. Neptune

4. Ceres

5. Mars

6. Venus

7. Mercury

8. Vulcan

9. Apollo

10. Diana

11. Minerva

12. Liber

The gods and goddesses from 1 to 4 are children of the ancient Greek god and goddess Cronus and Rhea and the rest all are the children of the first four gods and goddesses. The original god and goddess Hades and Hestia of the Olympian gods are missing from the Roman deities.

Answer 3

The god's that the Romans belived in were kratos, venus, Saturn, mercury, Neptune and octavious. Kratos was pretty much half greek than roman, but is said to be the God of War.

powerful to least powful that's impossibe there are hundreds of them

the most powerful is gaia she controls earth. most people think its Zeus but he is gaia sun

The main 12 were: Jupiter, Juno, Neptune, Pluto, Venus, Mars, Vulcan, Minerva, Apollo, Diana, Ceres, Mercury, and Bachus.

They are most closely associated with (in order, as above): Zues, Hera, Posiedon, Hades, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Demeter, Hermes, and Dionysus.

The most notable differences are that Mars is revered (Rome was a constantly warring nation) while Ares is regarded as crude by the more "refined" Greeks, and Mercury is seen as unstable (mercurial) while Hermes is more of trickster and humorous.

Answer 4

(Greek name first) Zeus=Jupiter or Jove, Hera=Juno, Poseidon=Neptune, Hades=Pluto, Apollo(same in both Greek and Roman) Ares=Mars, Hephaestus=Vulcan, Artemis=Diana, Athena=Minerva, Hestia=Vesta, Hermas=Mercury, Demeter=Ceres, Dionysus=Bacchus

Aprodite=Venus, Cronus=Saturn Eos=Aroura, Eris=Discordia, Eros=Cupid(or Amor)

Gaia=Terra, Helios=Sol ,Hygeia=Salus, Hypnos=Somnus

Persephone=Proserpina

Note: These all not all the gods and goddesses. There are too many to name.

Answer 5

The following are the gods and goddesses in Roman Mythology:

• Apollo -- god of the sun
• Aesculapius -- god of healing
• Aurora -- goddess of the dawn
• Ceres -- goddess of flora and harvest
• Diana -- goddess of the moon and the Hunt
• Discordia -- goddess of discord
• Juno -- Queen of the gods
• Jupiter -- Ruler of the gods; god of thunder
• Juventa -- goddess of youth
• Luna -- the moon; goddess of the moon
• Mars -- god of war
• Mercury -- messenger god
• Minerva -- goddess of wisdom
• Neptune -- god of the sea
• Ops -- Titan mother of the gods, an earth goddess
• Pluto -- god of the underworld
• Proserpina -- goddess of spring; Queen of the underworld
• Saturn -- Time; ruler of the Titans; god of time
• Sol -- the sun; god of the sun
• Uranus -- the sky; god of the sky
• Vesta -- goddess of the hearth
• Venus -- goddess of love, beauty, and fertility
• Vulcan -- god of the forge

Answer 6

Roman gods and goddesses were a superior people the ancient Romans believed controlled their everyday lives. They believed that everything happened for a reason, especially with nature. For example, a tidal wave causing mass destruction. Romans thought that the God of the Ocean known as Neptune or Posidon caused that tidal wave.

Answer 7

The Roman Gods and Goddesses are the same as the Greek Gods and Goddesses, but they are known under different names.


Zeus (Jupiter)
Hera (Juno)
Poseidon (Neptune)
Hades (Pluto)
Athene (Minerva)
Apollo (Apollo
Aphrodite (Venus)
Artemis (Diana)
Hermes (Mercury)
Ares (Mars)
Hephaestus (Vulcan)
Hestia (Vesta)


The first name is the Greek name, the second is Roman.

Answer 8

Some Greek gods and goddesses are: Artemis (the goddess of the hunt) Aphrodite (the goddess of love, beauty and sex) Athena (the goddess of wisdom) Hera (the queen of the gods and the goddess of marriage), Hestia (the goddess of the hearth) Demeter (goddess of grain, wheat, fall), Zeus (the king of the gods) Hephaestus (the god of fire) Hades (the god of the underworld) Ares (the god of war) Apollo (the god of music, poetry, Archery) Dionysus (the god of wine), Poseidon (the god of the sea)

Answer 9

zeus,poseidon,hades,hera,apollo,ares,aphrodite,artemis,athena,demeter,and so on.