Roman Mythology in 25 Minutes: Learn All the Major Gods

We invite you on a fascinating journey into the heart of ancient Roman mythology. Meet powerful gods such as Jupiter, Juno, Mars and Venus and learn how they influenced the life and culture of Rome. From the protector of Rome to the goddess of love and beauty, discover the fascinating stories and characteristics of the major gods in the Roman pantheon.
Jupiter: Supreme god of the sky and thunder, protector of Rome and ruler of all the gods.
Juno: Goddess of marriage and women, wife of Jupiter and protector of Roman women.
Minerva: Goddess of wisdom, crafts and military strategy, inspirer of art and science.
Neptune: God of the seas, rivers and earthquakes, brother of Jupiter and Pluto.
Mars: God of war and protector of the Roman people, father of Romulus and Remus.
Venus: Goddess of love and beauty, ancestor of the Roman people through Aeneas.
Apollo: God of the sun, arts and medicine, patron of prophecy and harmony.
Diana: Goddess of the hunt, moon and protector of nature, patroness of virgins.
Vulcan: God of fire and blacksmithing, creator of weapons for the gods and heroes.
Ceres: Goddess of fertility and agriculture, patroness of farmers.
Mercury: God of trade, travel and cunning, messenger of the gods.
Pluto: God of the underworld and wealth, ruler of the kingdom of the dead.
Proserpina: Goddess of the underworld and spring rebirth, wife of Pluto.
Bacchus: God of wine, merriment, and ecstasy, patron of festivities and inspiration.
Fortuna: Goddess of fortune and fate, ruling over prosperity and chance.
Saturnus: God of agriculture and time, ruler of the Golden Age.
Justitia: Goddess of justice and fairness, symbol of honest law.
Genius: Patron spirit of a person or place, symbolizing personal qualities and protection.
Libera: Goddess of freedom and fertility, companion of Bacchus and patroness of youth.
Victoria: Goddess of victory, symbol of triumph and success in military and public affairs.
Sol: God of the sun, embodiment of light and vital energy in Roman mythology.
Faunus: God of forests and fields, patron of shepherding and prophecy.