Goddess Names

Goddess who protected children when they left home for the first time. She helps children become more independent.

Abundantia was the Goddess of Abundance and Prosperity

aesculapius was the God of Health and Medicine

Goddess responsible for feeding of the foetus in the womb.  Her name may also be spelt Alemona.

she was associated with the cycles of the year and renewal. Her main Festival was celebrated on Ides of March.

Aurora was the Goddess of the dawn

The personification of autumn, she represents the abundance of nature and the time of the fruit and nut harvest.

Roman Goddess of War

Goddess of fertility, healing, virginity, and  women.

Bubona was the Goddess of cattle

Candelifera was the Goddess of childbirth

Carmenta was the Goddess of Childbirth and Prophecy

Goddess of crops and agriculture.

The Goddess of corn, her name means to “create,” and has become the root word for cereal used to describe a range of grains. There were two main festivals held in her honour one on April 19th known as the Cerealia when the seeds were sown to encourage a

Roman Goddess of Corn

Ceres was the Goddess of Agriculture

Clementia was the Goddess of forgiveness and mercy

Cloacina was the Goddess who presided over the sewers in Rome

Concordia: Goddess of agreement

Goddess of infants. She protected them and was invoked by mothers trying to help their babies sleep.

Cybele was the goddess of fertility based on Anatolian Goddess Kybele.

Cybele was the Earth Mother

Deverra was the Goddess of midwives and women in labor

In addition to being Goddess of the hunt she represented youth and independence.

Diana was the Goddess of the hunt and wild animals. She later took over from Luna as the Roman Goddess of the moon, responsible for fertility and childbirth.

Roman Goddess of Fertility, Hunting, and the Moon

Diana was the Goddess of Hunting

Discordia was the Goddess of Discord

Edesia was the Goddess of food who presided over banquets

Goddess of weaning who protected children as they began to eat solid foods.

Epona was the God of horses

Fabulinus was the God of children

Fama was the Goddess of fame and rumor

Felicitas was the Goddess of good luck and success

Her festival, the Feroniae, was held on November 13th when the first fruits of the harvest were offered to her to ensure a bountiful crop the following year.

Fides was the Goddess of loyalty

Roman Goddess of Flowers

The Goddess of flowering plants, especially those that bore fruit. Her festival, the Floralia, took place in April or early May and was marked with dancing, drinking, and flowers.

Fortuna was the Goddess of Fortune

Hercules was the God of strength

Hespera was the Goddess of dusk

Hippona was the Goddess of horses

Honos was the God of military honours and chivalry

Invidia was the Goddess of envy or jealousy

Iris was the Goddess of the rainbow

A Goddess of the new moon. She was worshipped mainly by women as she was the Goddess of marriage, pregnancy and childbirth. Her Greek equivalent was Hera.

Often called upon by infertile women.

Protector of woman and children.  She also strengthened the bones of babies.

Roman Goddess of Marriage and Women

Juno was the Goddess of Marriage