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| Roman archer-god, son of the love goddess. He usually is popular on Valentine's Day. |
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| Roman messenger of the gods. His name is also part of a car company. |
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| Greek name for the insane god of wine and parties. |
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| God of Poetry, Music and Light. Lord of the Silver Bow. |
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| Lame Greek blacksmith god - son of Zeus and Hera. Hera threw him from Olympus the day he was born. |
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| Greek goddess of the hearth and home. She lived in your house! |
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| Roman name for the goddess of wisdom and war, born from Jupiter's brain. |
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| Roman god of war. We have a couple of robot rovers there, too. |
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| Roman name of Jupiter's wife. |
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| Greek archer god who causes men and women to fall in love. |
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| Roman love goddess, born of the sea foam. |
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| Place where the dead go and Greek name of the lord of the Underworld |
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| Greek name of Apollo's twin, goddess of hunting and the moon. |
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| Roman god of wine and revelry. |
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| Greek name for the god of the Ocean. |
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| Roman name for the king of the gods. |
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| Roman name for god who carries a fisherman's trident. |
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| Greek Goddess of love and beauty |
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| Greek queen of the gods, guardian of marriage and childbirth. |
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| Roman lord of the Underworld. |
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| Roman goddess of the hearth and home. |
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| Roman goddess of grain and agriculture. Her name gives us a word for a very popular breakfast food. |
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| Greek goddess of wisdom and war. |
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