- Roman Gods and Goddesses
- Roman Gods and Goddesses of Agriculture
- Roman Gods and Goddesses of Children and Childbirth
- Some Etruscan Gods and Their Roman Counterparts
- Punic Names for Roman Gods
- Foreign Gods and Goddesses
- Roman Gods and Goddesses of Virtues and Personifications
- Roman Genres of Spiritual Entities
- Imperial Divi
Table of the Roman Gods and Goddesses of Agriculture
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Gods and Goddesses of Agriculture |
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Agriculture |
Dea Dia |
F |
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Assures the watering of the crops |
Nympha |
F |
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Cattle |
Bubona |
F |
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Cattle |
Faustitas |
F |
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Crops; birth, death |
Tellus |
F |
Personified earth; very ancient god |
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Farming |
Fauna; Fatua |
F |
Wife of Faunus; night festival in May; women only; mystery rites, fun and feasting |
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Field work, preliminary |
Vervactor |
M |
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Field work, secondary |
Redarator |
M |
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Field work, tertiary |
Insitor |
M |
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Flowering corn |
Matura |
F |
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Growing corn |
Lacturna |
F |
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Harrowing |
Occator |
M |
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Harvest |
Ops |
F |
Very popular goddess; shared the December Saturnalia with Saturn wherein roles were reversed and masters served slaves for a day |
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Herds |
Pales |
F |
Sometimes, apparently, a male entity; Palilia in April celebrated the city's founding |
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Hoeing and Weeding |
Sarritor |
M |
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Manure |
Sterculius |
M |
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Oversees soil removal (runcation) |
Runcina |
F |
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Protects against corn mildew |
Robigo |
M |
Sacrificed to annually in April to spare the crops |
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Protects against corn mildew |
Robiga |
F |
Wife of Robigo |
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Protects harvested corn |
Consus |
M |
Very important god; connected to horses and mules; underground chapel in Rome; cult partner of Ops; Consualia in August featured mule races |
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Protects stored grain |
Tutilina |
F |
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Protects the knots of the stems on corn plants |
Nodotus |
M |
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Protects the seed in the ground |
Seia |
M |
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Protects the sheaves |
Volutina |
F |
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Protects the shoots |
Patelana |
F |
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Protects the stems |
Hostilina |
F |
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Straw |
Segetia |
F |
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