"Twin" Deities
The Roman god that reflects the Greek god Zeus
Jupiter
What is the difference between Athena and Minerva?
Athena is the Greek goddess of strategy and wisdom while her “twin” Roman goddess Minerva is the goddess of wisdom and war tactics.
Hades and Pluto
Hades: Greek
Pluto: Roman
Goddess of the hunt
Diana/Artemis
The Greek God that reflects the Roman god Apollo
Apollo
What is the difference between Hermes and Mercury
Hermes is a greek god who plays as messenger between the other gods and is seen as cunning while Mercury is the god of commerce
Athena and Minerva
Athena: Greek
Minerva: Roman
God of Underworld
Hades/Pluto
The Roman God that reflects the Greek God Hermes
Mercury
What is the difference between Ares and Mars
Ares (greek) is seen more as a destructive force and Mars is seen more as a military power to achieve peace
Victoria and Nike
Victoria: Roman
Nike: Greek
God of War
Ares/Mars
The Greek god that reflects the Roman god Bacchus
Dionysus
What's the difference between Poisedon and Neptune?
Their origin: Neptune is the son of Saturn, the god of time, and Ops, a fertility goddess. Poseidon is the son of the titan Kronos
Hephaestus and Vulcan
Hephaestus: Greek
Vulcan: Roman
Goddess of fertility
Demeter/Ceres
The Roman God that reflects the Greek God Eros
(hint: Eros is the god of love!)
Cupid
What is the difference between Hera and Juno?
Juno is associated with marriage and childbirth while Hera is associated with all aspects of women
Proserpine and Persephone
Proserpine: Roman
Persephone: Greek
God of Sun
Helios/Sol