neptune is the roman god. the greek god is Poseidon.
Neptune is the Roman god of the sea.
The name Neptune is from the Roman god of the Sea, Neptune
The god is Neptune, king of the sea. But Neptune is not greek. The god of the sea in greek mythology is Poseidon. But Neptune it actually a roman god :P The Roman god Neptune is the same as the Greek god Poseidon, just with a different name. But the planet Neptune is named after the Roman version, not the Greek.
When Neptune was discovered by Johann Galle in 1846 , there were several competing names including Janus, Oceanus and Le Verrier's Planet (for the French astronomer who accurately predicted its position in 1845). The European tradition had become using the Roman names, named for their gods. The name Neptune, for the Roman god of the sea, was finally adopted later in 1846.The bright blue color was only later verified.
They are considered the same deity under different names.
Neptune is the Roman god of the sea.
Neptune was the name of the Roman god who carries a fisherman's trident.
Neptune's Roman name was Neptune, and his Greek name was Poseidon. He was the god of the sea.
Because, Neptune is the name of the Roman Sea God.
The name Neptune is from the Roman god of the Sea, Neptune
Neptune is Posiedon's roman name.
Neptune is the roman name for the sea god
Your question doesn't really make sense. The Roman god Neptune was the Lord of the Sea. The Greeks referred to this God by the name Poseidon.
Neptune is really the Roman God of the Ocean
The Roman God Neptune is the God of the sea.
The god is Neptune, king of the sea. But Neptune is not greek. The god of the sea in greek mythology is Poseidon. But Neptune it actually a roman god :P The Roman god Neptune is the same as the Greek god Poseidon, just with a different name. But the planet Neptune is named after the Roman version, not the Greek.
When Neptune was discovered by Johann Galle in 1846 , there were several competing names including Janus, Oceanus and Le Verrier's Planet (for the French astronomer who accurately predicted its position in 1845). The European tradition had become using the Roman names, named for their gods. The name Neptune, for the Roman god of the sea, was finally adopted later in 1846.The bright blue color was only later verified.