Janus, Vesta, Mars, Fortuna — gods of doors, hearth and duty, to whom Rome swore for centuries.
The moon, the forest and the grove by Lake Nemi, where the priest guarded his place with a sword.
Fortune and her wheel, which never stands still.
War, spring and fields — father of Romulus.
Trade, profit and swift feet — god of merchants and messenger.
Craft, reason and war by the rules — one of the three on the Capitoline.
God of sowing and of the Saturnalia, when slave and master sit at one table.
Love and the ancestress of the line of Aeneas — from her Caesar traced his descent.
The sacred fire of Rome, which must never go out.
God of doors and beginnings: one face looks back, the other forward.
The Capitoline lord of oaths, alliances and lightning.