Roman names for Greek gods

The following is a list of the Greek gods that are represented in Roman mythology, along with their names in Roman myths.

Greek God	Roman Name	Notes
Amphitrite	Salacia	Salacia is of far less importance to Roman mythology than Amphitrite is to the Greek.
Ananke	Necessitas
Aphrodite	Venus
Apollo	Apollo	Roman religion and mythology recognize Apollo.
Ares	Mars
Artemis	Diana
Asclepius	Vediovis
Athena	Minerva
Charites or Graces	Gratiae
Demeter	Ceres
Dike	Justitia or Iustitia	Dike and her mother, Themis, were both identified with Justitia, and aspects of both goddesses appear in the Roman version.
Dionysus	Bacchus
Eirene or Irene	Pax
Eris	Discordia
Eros	Cupid
Eumenídes, Erinýes or The Furies	Dirae or The Furies
Gaea	Terra Mater	The Latin Terra Mater means “mother earth”.
Hades	Pluto	Originally Pluto was a god of wealth, and his association with Hades came later. Before Pluto assumed this role in Roman culture, Dis Pater was the god of the underworld, like Hades.
Harmonia	Concordia
Helios	Sol	Helios is more closely identified with the later title Sol Invictus.
Hephaistos	Vulcan
Hera	Juno
Heracles	Hercules
Hermes	Mercury	Mercury was originally an Etruscan god who was incorporated into Roman mythology. Stories and attributes from Hermes were added later.
Hestia	Vesta
Horae or Hours	Horae
Kronos	Saturn
Leto	Latona
Moerae/Moirai or The Fates	Parcae or Fata	In Greek the three Moerae are Atropos, Clotho and Lachesis. Their Latin (Roman) names were Morta, Nona and Decima, respectively.
Nike	Victoria
Ouranos	Uranus
Pan	Faunus
Persephone	Proserpina
Phobos	Timor
Poseidon	Neptune
Rhea	Ops
Themis	Justitia or Iustitia	Themis and her daughter, Dike, were both identified with Justitia, and aspects of both goddesses appear in the Roman version.
Tyche	Fortuna
Zeus	Jupiter