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Pomona was the Roman goddess of fruit and fruitful abundance. She had no Greek counterpart.

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Greek god of fruit?

it is not fruit but harvest or agriculture and it is Demeter


Roman goddess of fruit?

Pomona.


Who is the roman goddess of fruit?

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Demeter is the goddess of harvest. Her daughter Persephone is the goddess of flowers. Hegemone was a goddess of flowering and bearing fruit. Additionally there were plant spirits such as the nymphs.


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No. The Greek Chloris who was the equivalent of the Roman Flora had a son with Zephyros named Karpos (Fruit).


What fruit gave the Norse gods their eternal youth?

APPLES OF IDUNA The golden apples from the garden of Iduna, goddess of youth


Who is carpus?

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Where did the city of Pomona get its name?

The city of Pomona California is named for the Roman goddess of fruit. It was the winning entry in an 1875 naming contest.


Was there a Roman god of pineapples?

No. Since the pineapple is indigenous to South America, it was unknown to the ancient Romans. However, Pomona was the goddess of fruit.


Another name for harvest goddess?

Demeter in Greece, Ceres in Rome. Do you want more? In Rome there was Pomona who made fruit grow.