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'''Juno''' was the queen of the [[Roman]] gods. Her husband was [[Jupiter]]. The Greeks knew her as ''[[Hera]]'' with her husband being [[Zeus]].  

'''Juno''' was the queen of the [[Roman]] gods. Her husband was [[Jupiter]]. The Greeks knew her as ''[[Hera]]'' with her husband being [[Zeus]].  

'''Jupiter''' was the king of the [[Roman]] gods. He was the husband of [[Juno]]. The ruler of the deities in Greek culture was [[Zeus]]. The pantheons were mixed with the Roman conquest and absorption of Greece into the [[Roman Empire]] and Jupiter and Zeus were then loosely considered to be the same god.  

'''Jupiter''' was the king of the Roman gods. He was the husband of [[Juno]]. The ruler of the deities in Greek culture was [[Zeus]]. The pantheons were mixed with the Roman conquest and absorption of Greece into the [[Roman Empire]] and Jupiter and Zeus were then loosely considered to be the same god.  

'''Mars''' is the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Ares]], a Greek god, in Roman mythology he was the god of war.  

'''Mars''' is the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Ares]], a Greek god, in Roman mythology he was the god of war.  

'''Mercury''' was the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Hermes]], in Roman mythology he was the messenger of the other deities.  

'''Mercury''' was the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Hermes]], in Roman mythology he was the messenger of the other deities.  

'''Minerva''' is the [[Roman]] equivalent to [[Athena]], a [[Greek]] goddess, in Roman mythology she was the goddess of [[wisdom]].  

'''Minerva''' is the Roman equivalent to [[Athena]], a [[Greek]] goddess, in Roman mythology she was the goddess of [[wisdom]].  

'''Neptune''', the chief marine deity of the [[Romans]], and identified with the [[Poseidon]] of the [[Greek]]s, is represented with a trident in his hand as his scepter.<ref>{{Nuttall|Neptune}}</ref>

'''Neptune''', the chief marine deity of the [[Romans]], and identified with the [[Poseidon]] of the [[Greek]]s, is represented with a trident in his hand as his scepter.<ref>{{Nuttall|Neptune}}</ref>

'''Pluto''' is the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Hades]], a greek god, in Roman mythology he was the god of the underworld.  

'''Pluto''' is the Roman Mythology equivalent to [[Hades]], a Greek god, in Roman mythology he was the god of the underworld.  

'''Quirinus''' was a god in Roman Mythology who was said to be the deified version of [[Romulus]].  

'''Quirinus''' was a god in Roman Mythology who was said to be the deified version of [[Romulus]].  

'''Venus''' was the [[Roman]] goddess of [[love]], of wedded [[love]], and of [[beauty]] (originally of the spring), and is the [[Roman]] equivalent to the [[Greek]] [[Aphrodite]]; she was regarded as the tutelary goddess of [[Rome]], and had a [[temple]] to her honor in the [[Forum]].<ref>{{Nuttall|Venus}}</ref>

'''Venus''' was the Roman goddess of [[love]], of wedded [[love]], and of [[beauty]] (originally of the spring), and is the Roman equivalent to the [[Greek]] [[Aphrodite]]; she was regarded as the tutelary goddess of [[Rome]], and had a [[temple]] to her honor in the [[Forum]].<ref>{{Nuttall|Venus}}</ref>

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