Of course there are!
Some facts I researched:
Gods and Godesses: January Janus God of Doors This month opens the year. February februo purify This was a Roman month of sacrifices and purification. March Mars God of War Start of year for soldiers (no fighting during winter) April aperire open This is the month when trees open their leaves. May Maia Goddess of Growth This is the month when plants really start to grow. June Juno Queen of the Gods July Julius Caesar Ruler of Rome He reorganised the calendar. August Augustus Ruler of Rome He thought he was at least as important as Julius Caesar! September septem seven Seventh month (counting from March) October octo eight Eighth month (counting from March) November novem nine Ninth month (counting from March) December decem ten Tenth month (counting from March) January Janus God of Doors This month opens the year. February februo purify This was a Roman month of sacrifices and purification. March Mars God of War Start of year for soldiers (no fighting during winter) April aperire open This is the month when trees open their leaves. May Maia Goddess of Growth This is the month when plants really start to grow. June Juno Queen of the Gods July Julius Caesar Ruler of Rome He reorganised the calendar. August Augustus Ruler of Rome He thought he was at least as important as Julius Caesar! September septem seven Seventh month (counting from March) October octo eight Eighth month (counting from March) November novem nine Ninth month (counting from March) December decem ten Tenth month (counting from March)
Jupiter - King of the Gods
Juno - Queen of the Gods
Neptune - God of the Sea
Pluto - God of Death
Apollo - God of the Sun
Diana - Goddess of the Moon
Mars - God of War
Venus - Goddess of Love
Cupid - God of Love
Mercury - Messenger of the Gods
Minerva - Goddess of Wisdom
Ceres - The Earth Goddess
Proserpine - Goddess of the Underworld
Vulcan - The Smith God
Bacchus - God of Wine
Saturn - God of Time
Vesta - Goddess of the Home
Janus - God of Doors
Uranus and Gaia - Parents of Saturn
Maia - Goddess of Growth
Flora - Goddess of Flowers
Plutus - God of Wealth
The Household Spirits
In Roman religion every household had its own personal spirits which protected it. The lares were the spirits of the family's ancestors. And the penates were kind spirits who guarded the larder. Little figurines of these spirits were kept in a small household shrine, called the lararium. The spirits would be worshipped by the family on special days. Bits of food or wine might be sacrificed to them.
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The existence of gods is entirely a belief. But Roman gods are the same as Greek gods, with different names. If you search the beliefs of Greek gods, they are off the wall. But there is no evidence of any culture's gods. Myself, I believe all culture's gods are fake, except the Christian god, Jehovah.
the roman gods
Actually, a letter K was really rare in the Roman gods, also the Roman alphabet or Latin.
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there is facts and they have their own religion and there own beliefs
No.Answer:Roman and Greek gods were pagan gods.Answer:Roman gods are as real as any gods worshiped by mankind. Their followers have a confidence that they exist - people following other gods feel they don't. Atheists feel they are as non-existent as any gods.
There were not any fiery mountains of the Roman gods.
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Facts about the Roman empire include the fact that the Romans worshiped a variety of gods and held the first Olympic events. They were also accomplished architects and engineers, designing coliseums, aqueducts, and temples.
I know one that isn't. Janus. Roman God of Doorways
Mars is the Roman counterpart to Ares.
The ruler of the Roman Gods is Jupiter
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Roman gods were originally regional, as the Roman Empire spread and grew, these gods and goddesses were adopted into the Roman Empire.
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