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Not all of the Greek gods had Roman equivalents, so I'll just stick to the most well-known. The Greek name first, and then the Roman. Zeus - Jupiter/Jove Hera - Juno Poseidon - Neptune Demeter - Ceres Hades/Pluto - Orcus/Dis Pater Hestia - Vesta Apollo - Apollo Artemis - Diana Aphrodite - Venus Ares - Mars Dionysus - Bacchus Hermes - Mercury Some of the Primordials had Roman equivalents as well: Kronos - Saturn Rhea - Magna Mater/Ops Okeanos - Oceanus Helios - Sol Selene - Luna Ouranos/Uranus - Caelus Gaea/Gaia - Terra Nyx - Nox Hypnos - Somnus Thanatos - Mors This is, by no means, an all-inclusive list, but it's a lot of them.

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The two mythologies are vastly different, and there are no direct correlation between the two.

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If you look at the Norwegian and Latin translations of the days of the week, you should notice this: Tyr - Tirsdaeg -dies Martis - Mars/ Ares. Odin - Wodensdaeg - dies Mercurii - Mercury/ Hermes. Thor - Thorsdaeg - dies Iovis - Jupiter/ Zeus.
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(continued) Freyja - Freydaeg - dies Veneris - Venus/ Aphrodite. You have to guess the rest; Loki - (in my opinion) Typhon. Bragi - Apollo. Heimdall - Iris? Or Hephaestus/ Vulcan? Hel or Hodr - Hades. Pluto. Hephaestus/ Vulcan - Dwarves.

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Dionysus is known as Bacchus in Roman Mythology.

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Hercules is the Latinized version of the name Heracles. He has no specific Roman equivalent. They just changed his name a little.

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Bacchus in Roman Mythology.

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