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Mercury: Hermes

Venus: Aphrodite

:Gaea

Mars: Ares

Jupiter: Zeus

Saturn: Kronos

:Uranus

Neptune: Poseidon

Pluto: Hades

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The Greek name for Uranus is Uranus, or Ouranos. The Greek name for neptune is poseidon.

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