Roman and Greek Gods

There  are many Roman gods that Romans worship like Fortuna, Jupiter and Vulcan.

Some Roman gods are:

Fortuna (Goddess of luck). 

Jupiter (Lord of the sky and the King of the Gods). 

Juno (Goddess of marriage, mothers and family).
Pluto (Lord of the Underworld and God of the dead).

Minerva (Goddess of wisdom). 

Terra (Goddess of the Earth). 

Vulcan (God of fire and machines). 

Neptune (God of the ocean).

Apollo (God of the sun, medicine and poetry). 

Diana (Goddess of the moon and twin of Apollo). 

Mars (God of war and saviour of Rome). 

Ceres (Goddess of agriculture). 

Venus (Goddess of Love).

Mercury (God of messengers).

Bacchus (God of wine)

Iris/Arcus (Goddess of rainbows).

Janus (God of doorways and choices and beginnings).

Victoria (Goddess of victory and charioteer of Jupiter).

Nemesis (Goddess of revenge).

Somnus (God of sleep).

Roman gods are actually evolved from Greek gods.
The Greek forms are (same numbering as Roman gods):

Tychee
Zeus













Hera
Hades














Athena
Gaia
Hephaestus
Poseidon
Apollo
Artemis
Ares
Demeter
Aphrodite
Hermes                             
Dionysus
Iris
Janus
Nike
Nemesis
Hypnos