juno is one of them
In Greek mythology, it is Zeus, god of the sky. In Roman mythology it is Jupiter, god of the sky. They are both the same god who does the same things, just with different names.
Jupiter was the chief Roman god of the gods, called also the king of gods.
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If you mean Roman god, then it is Jupiter.
Good question, all the planets' names except earth were named after roman gods and goddesses. Venus is named after the roman goddess of love, Neptune the roman god of water. Saturn the roman god of farming, Mars the roman god of war, Jupiter the ruler of all the roman gods. Uranus however was named after the Greek God (roman and greek mythology is different) of the sky. Even Pluto now not a planet was named after the roman god of the underworld or dead.
No. Homer was Greek and used the Greek name Zeus for the chief God. Jupiter or alternatively Jove are Roman names for the chief God.
Jupiter, the Roman version of Greek Zeus.
Yes, all the outer planets in our solar system are named after Roman gods. Jupiter is named after the king of the Roman gods, Saturn after the god of agriculture, Uranus after the god of the sky, and Neptune after the god of the sea. These names reflect the influence of Roman mythology on astronomical naming conventions.
The Roman god is Mercury.
Aesculapius.
The parents of the Roman god Mars were Jupiter and Juno. Jupiter was the chief God of the large pantheon of mythological beings.