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What is the roman god of Hestia?
Hestia was not a Roman god. She was the Greek goddess of the hearth.
What is Jupiters speed?
Jupiters orbital speed in relation to the sun is 13.07 km/sec on average.
Who is the roman god for Apollo?
Apollo is the roman god for Apollo his name doesn't change
Who is named after jupiter?
the planet Jupiter named after the roman god in roman mythology
What are the planets name after?
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.
Who are Roman god Jupiters grandchildren?
halfbloods
What is the name of the roman god Jupiters wife?
Juno
Which roman god forged jupiters thunferbolts?
Vulcan(Roman) or Hephaestus(Greek).
What is jupiters original name?
Jupiter's name comes from the roman king of the gods: JupiterWhich, by the way, is the Roman name for the Greek God, Zeus. jghghghgh
What is Jupiters Greeks God?
Zeus
Did Janus the roman god have any kids?
yes, janus did have kids
Who is the god jupiters parents?
Saturn and Opis.
Who was jupiters son vulcan?
Mar, the god of war.
Why was Jupiter named after the god Jupiter?
Because jupiters the biggest planet therefore the king of gods in greek (Zeus) or the king of gods in roman (Jove) shows there power.
Roman name for Jupiters wife?
Zeus/Jupiter + Hera/Juno = <3
How many kids did Jupiter the Roman god have?
lets just say a lot
What does Saturns symbol mean?
All the planets are named after Roman gods (Mercury, Mars and so on). Saturn was the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Kronos the Titan, who was the father of Zeus and his 5 brothers and sisters. The name Saturn is possibly from the Latin word for "to sow" as Saturn was the Roman god of agriculture amongst other things.
