Awaiting its plateJanusja-nusGod of Beginnings, Doorways, and the Two-Faced GazeSaturnsa-turnItalic God of Sowing — King of the Golden AgeQuirinuskwee-ree-nusDeified Romulus — Third God of the Archaic Roman TriadFaunusfau-nusItalian Woodland God — Prophet of the WildSilvanussil-va-nusGod of Forests, Fields, and BoundariesTerminuster-mi-nusGod of the Boundary-StonePomonapo-mo-naGoddess of Orchard FruitVertumnusver-tum-nusGod of Changing Seasons and TransformationsFloraflo-raGoddess of Flowering PlantsAwaiting its platePalespa-lesShepherd's Deity — Patron of FlocksLiber and Liberali-ber and li-be-raItalic Wine-and-Vine Deities — Companions of CeresBellonabel-lo-naGoddess of War — sister and companion of MarsConsuscon-susGod of the Stored Harvest — whose altar was kept undergroundMater Matutama-ter ma-tu-taThe Mother of the Morning — patroness of childbirth and dawnOpsopsThe Goddess of Plenty — wife of Saturn and mother of the OlympiansTellustel-lusEarth-Mother of Italy — Tellus Mater, also called Terra MaterSummanussum-ma-nusGod of the Nocturnal Thunderbolt — older companion of JupiterAnna Perennaan-na pe-ren-naThe Goddess of the Year — whose festival opened the new year by the TiberRobigusro-bi-gusThe God of Mildew, propitiated to spare the standing grainAwaiting its plateLua Saturnilua sa-tur-niLua of Saturn — to whom the captured arms of enemies were burntCarmentacar-men-taGoddess of Childbirth and Prophetic Song — mother of EvanderEgeriae-ge-riaThe Water-Nymph and Counselor of King Numa PompiliusThe Spirits of the Doorwaythe spi-rits of the door-wayCardea, Forculus, and Limentinus — the divinities of the thresholdCloacinacloa-ci-naThe Purifier — patroness of the Cloaca Maxima, the great drain of RomePortunuspor-tu-nusGod of Harbors and Doors — keeper of keysThe Camenaethe ca-me-naeThe Italic Muses — water-nymphs of the spring at the Porta CapenaAngeronaan-ge-ro-naGoddess of Silence — kept the secret name of RomeDis Paterdispa-terThe Rich Father — Roman lord of the underworldOrcusor-cusThe Old Italic God of the Dead — taker of those who break their oathsProserpinapro-ser-pi-naRoman queen of the underworld — daughter of Ceres, wife of Dis Pater
Laresla-resHousehold and Crossroads SpiritsPenatespe-na-tesSpirits of the Pantry — Guardians of ProvisionsGeniusge-niusPersonal Divine CompanionManesma-nesAncestral Spirits — the Honored DeadLemuresle-mu-resRestless Dead — the Unappeased SpiritsBona Deabo-na deaThe Good Goddess — Women's MysteryManiama-niaThe Mother of the Manes — old goddess of the spirits of the deadThe Indigitamentathe in-di-gi-ta-men-taThe Lists of the Named Specialist Powers
The Deified Virtues and the Imperial Mystery Cults
Concordiacon-cor-diaThe Goddess of Civic HarmonyFidesfi-desThe Goddess of Sworn FaithPietaspie-tasThe Goddess of Right DevotionSol Invictussol in-vic-tusThe Unconquered Sun — Imperial Solar CultMithras (Roman)mith-ras (roman)The Bull-Slaying Mystery — Cult of the SoldiersSerapisse-ra-pisHellenistic Egyptian-Greek God — see also Apis (Volume II)Hermes Trismegistusher-mes tris-me-gis-tusThrice-Great Hermes — see also Thoth (Volume II)Fortunafor-tu-naGoddess of Chance — bringer of fortune both good and illRomaro-maThe Personified City — divine guardian of Rome herselfVictoriavic-to-riaGoddess of Victory — the winged power who crowned the conquerorHonosho-nosThe Personified Honor — Roman virtue made divineLibertasli-ber-tasGoddess of Liberty — Roman political freedom personifiedPaxpaxGoddess of Peace — particularly the Augustan Pax RomanaSalussa-lusGoddess of Health and the Public WelfareSpesspesGoddess of Hope — particularly hope for political and personal successVirtusvir-tusGoddess of Manly Excellence — paired with HonosGenius Augustige-nius au-gus-tiThe Numen of the Emperor — divine spirit of the ruling AugustusAwaiting its plateDius Fidiusdiusfi-diusGod of the Sworn Oath — also called Semo Sancus
