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They aren't the same. And there wasn't a god of "water", but there were gods of bodies of water. In fact every body of water had some deity that protected or embodied it.

Most famously:

Poseidon - the lord of all waters

Okeanos (Oceanus) - the Titan of the seas, supplanted by Poseidon

Pontus - the "world ocean" i.e. the ocean that bordered all lands

The Winds were divided by direction and were collectively called Anemoi. They were:

Boreas - the north wind. His Roman counterpart was Aquilo

Notus - the south wind. His Roman equivalent was Auster

Eurus - the east wind. His Roman counterpart was Vulturnus

Zephyrus - the west wind. His Roman name was Favonius

There were dozens of lesser wind and water-related deities. Far too many to mention here.

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