Hestia was not a Roman god. She was the Greek goddess of the hearth.
He rides his sun chariot across the sky every day to bring light and warmth to the Earth.
Apollo is the roman god for Apollo his name doesn't change
the planet Jupiter named after the roman god in roman mythology
Mercury:Fleet mesanger of the roman gods Venus:Roman goddess of love and beauty Earth:Not named from a god Mars:Roman god of war Jupiter:Ruler of the roman gods Saturn:Roman god of farming/Agriculture Uranus:Our god A.K.A. Roman god of the great heavens Neptune:Roman god of the seas Pluto:Greek god and Roman god of the underworld I am a freak for science of the solar system Some say there are 260,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars in our solar system.
Apollo
Apollo is both the Roman and Greek god of the sun.
The Persian god of light is known as Mithras in Latin and Greek. However, Mithras is not a strictly Roman or Greek god; he was originally a deity of the ancient Persian religion known as Zoroastrianism. The worship of Mithras became popular in the Roman Empire during the late 1st to the 4th century CE, and he was associated with the sun and regarded as a god of light and truth.
In both Roman and Greek mythology Apollo was the god of the sun, light, healing, music, poetry, plague, prophecy, truth, and more.
In Greek and Roman mythology, Apolla (the sun) Read the Related Link below regarding 'god of light' and the words Lucifer and Venus.
Hephaestus was the Greek God of fire. Vulcan was the Roman God of fire. Apollo was God of light, truth, the sun, music, prophecy and healing.
Apollo was the Graeco - Roman sun godthere was also Sol.Apollo is normally thought of as the Roman sun god, but also mithras (or Mitra) and Sol or (Sol Invictus) was worshipped as the sun god
The Roman God Neptune is the God of the sea.
Provides Light. Apollo was the Sun God in both Greek and Roman mythologies.
It is white but with a tiny bit of light blue tint.
Apollo was great Olympian the god of music , poetry , prophecy , light , plague , and healing ; later : the sun .
There is no Roman god for "worse".