- 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 Roman Gods and Goddesses of Children and Childbirth
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Aids in Childbirth |
Opigena |
F |
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Aids in Childbirth |
Natio |
F |
Rival of Juno |
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Aids in Childbirth |
Lucina |
F |
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Aids in Childbirth |
Virbius |
M |
Deified Hippolytus; depicted as an old man |
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Assures the crying of the newborn |
Vaticanus |
M |
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Baby food |
Educa |
F |
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Breast feeding |
Rumina |
F |
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Brings forth the birth |
Diespiter |
M |
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Children' medicine |
Potina |
F |
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Determined proper date of birth |
Nona |
F |
One of the Fates |
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Gives life to the fetus |
Vitumnus |
M |
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Gives sensation to the fetus |
Sentinus |
M |
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Guardian of the cradle |
Cunina |
F |
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Hardened the bones of the infant |
Ossipaga |
F |
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Helps the newborn to walk |
Statulinus |
M |
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The hope that the newborn brings |
Venilia |
F |
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Labor |
Lucina |
F |
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Naming of the infant |
Nondina |
F |
Nine days after birth for boys, eight for girls, asperged with water, like a baptism |
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Orphans |
Orbona |
F |
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Predicted future of newborns |
Carmentis or Carmenta |
F |
Prophecies in verse; a Camena |
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Presided over delivery and placed the binder |
Partula |
F |
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Promises strong children; protects married women |
Curitis |
F |
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Protectors of infants and pregnant women |
Picumnus and Pilumnus |
M |
Brothers |
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Protectors of infants and pregnant women |
Intercedona and Deverra |
F |
Allies of Picumnus and Pilumnus |
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Protects infants and birthing mothers from Sylvanus |
Averruncus |
F |
Generally, a god of averting |
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Protects the child when lifted up; sees that the father accepts the new child |
Levana |
F |
"Light" |
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Taught child to speak |
Locutius |
M |
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Terror of the infant |
Paventia |
F |

