Roman gods
/roʊˈmæn ɡɒdz/ · Roʊˈman ɡɒdz
noun
- Deities worshipped in ancient Rome, including Jupiter, Mars, and Venus. The Roman gods were often depicted in art and literature as powerful and complex figures.
- The pantheon of deities worshipped in ancient Rome, including both major and minor gods. The Roman gods played a significant role in the daily lives of ancient Romans, influencing their culture and society.
Did you know? The Roman gods were often associated with specific aspects of life, such as war, love, and agriculture, reflecting the complexities and nuances of ancient Roman society.