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Latin Mythology Vocabulary

Latin names and terms for Roman gods, heroes, and myths as they appear in Latin texts. Front: the Latin word or name. Back: English meaning with a brief mythological note.

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40 basic cards for Topics Latin. It opens with "Iupiter" and "Iuno". More Latin at other levels is listed below.

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Iupiter
Show answerKing of the gods, god of sky and thunder, supreme deity in the Roman pantheon
Iuno
Show answerQueen of the gods, wife of Jupiter, goddess of marriage and women
Mars
Show answerGod of war and agriculture, father of Romulus and Remus
Venus
Show answerGoddess of love and beauty, mother of Aeneas, ancestral goddess of Rome
Minerva
Show answerGoddess of wisdom, strategy, and crafts, born from Jupiter's head
Apollo
Show answerGod of sun, music, poetry, prophecy, and healing, twin brother of Diana
Diana
Show answerGoddess of the hunt and moon, wild animals and chastity, twin of Apollo
Vulcanus
Show answerGod of fire, forge, metalworking, and volcanoes, husband of Venus
Neptunus
Show answerGod of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, brother of Jupiter
Pluto
Show answerGod of the underworld and wealth, ruler of the dead, brother of Jupiter
Vesta
Show answerGoddess of the hearth and home, her sacred flame tended by vestal virgins
Mercurius
Show answerMessenger god, god of commerce and travelers, carries the caduceus
Hercules
Show answerGreatest hero of antiquity, son of Jupiter, performed twelve labors
Aeneas
Show answerTrojan hero, son of Venus, fled Troy and founded Rome's ancestral line
Romulus
Show answerLegendary founder of Rome, twin brother of Remus, raised by a she-wolf

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