Goddesses
The goddess of love and marriage
Juno
The god of war
Mars
Romulus and Remus were both raised by this animal.
A she-wolf
The lightning bolt
Jupiter
This demigod was the son of Jupiter and the mortal Alcmene. He was most famous for completing the Twelve Labors, which included obtaining a belt from Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons.
Hercules
The goddess of wisdom and medicine
Minerva
The god of light, music, and healing
Apollo
This god granted the bee his stinger, but under the condition that "every bee will have a choice to die, protect, or share".
Jupiter
The trident
Neptune
This demigod was the son of Thetis and Peleus. He was most famous for his strength during the Trojan War, but ended up suffering from an injury to his heel.
Achilles
The goddess of hope
Spes
The god of love
Cupid
This god is depicted as having one head and two faces, because it is said that he looks to the future and to the past.
Janus/Ianus
The peacock
Juno
This demigod was the son of the goddess Aphrodite and Prince Anchises. He later became the founding father of Latium.
Aeneas
The goddess of the earth
Terra
The god of travelers and theives
Mercury
This mortal was gifted the power of prophecy in exchange for marriage to Apollo. But upon receiving the gift, she refused the marriage. Apollo then cursed her that no one will ever believe any of her prophecies ever again.
Cassandra
Helmet of Darkness and Cerberus
Pluto
This demigod was the daughter of Zeus and Leda who was queen of Sparta. She was also the cause of the Trojan War.
Helen of Troy
The goddess of truth
Veritas
The god of beginnings, gates, transitions, doorways
Janus/Ianus
According to legend, this river is a bad omen because even the gods cannot escape its powers. If they come in contact with it, they would lose their voice for nine years.
Fire and the hearth
Vesta
This demigod was the son of Poseidon and Aethra. His most famous triumph was in killing the Minotaur that was owned by King Minos in Crete.
Theseus