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• Divinity of the Day - The White Goddess
  Divinity of the Day: A God and Goddess for each day of the year from various pantheons from around the world.
• God and Goddess Corresspondences and Attributes - The White Goddess
  God and Goddess Corresspondences and Attributes. A list of gods and goddesses sorted by their correspondences and attributes.
• God and Goddess A to Z Listing - The White Goddess
  God and Goddess A to Z Listing. A list of gods and goddesses from around the world sorted alphabetically by name.
• Abonsam - Spirit of Accidents and Disease - African God
  Abonsam is a malevolant spirit said to cause accidents and disease.
• Abuk - Goddess of fertility, women and gardens. - African Goddess
  Abuk is a Goddess of fertility, women and gardens.
• Achaman - Father god and creator. - African God
  Achamán ("the skies") is the father god and creator God of the Guanches.
• Achuguayo - God of the Moon. - African God
  Achuguayo ("Father of the times") is the god of the Moon in Guanche religion in Tenerife.
• Aganju - God of volcanos, the wilderness, and the river. - African God
  Aganju is the God of volcanos, the wilderness, and the river.
• Agwu Nsi - God of medicine men. - African God
  Agwu Nsi is a God of medicine men, divination and healing.
• Ala - Earth goddess and goddess of fertility. - African Goddess
  Ala is a Earth Goddess and goddess of fertility, morality and creativity.
• Amadioha - God of thunder and lightning. - African God
  Amadioha ("free will of the people") is a God of thunder and lightning.
• Asase Ya - Earth Goddess of fertility. - African Goddess
  Asase Ya is a Earth Goddess of fertility.
• Ekwensu - God of Bargins. - African God
  Ekwensu is a Trickster God and the God of Bargins and the tortoise.
• Eshu - God of travelers. - African God
  Eshu is a God of travelers, roads, crossroads, fortune and misfortune.
• Iansan - Goddess of the winds, hurricanes and tempests. - African Goddess
  Iansan ("mother of nine children") is a Goddess of the winds, hurricanes and tempests.
• Ikenga - God of fortune and industry - African God
  Ikenga ("place of strength") is a horned Alusi (deity) of the Igbo people in southeastern Nigeria.
• Magec - God of the Sun. - African God
  Magec ("possesses radiance") is a God of the Sun and the light.
• Mawu - Creator Goddess. - African Goddess
  Mawu (Mahu) is a Creator Goddess, associated with the sun and moon.
• Mbombo - Creator God. - African God
  Mbombo (Bumba) is a creator god.
• Muluku - Creator God - African God
  Muluku is a Creator God who created men and women, and gave them the art of using tools..
• Ngai - Supreme God. - African God
  Ngai is the Supreme God who created mankind from a single tree.
• Njoku Ji - God of the Yam. - African God
  Njoku Ji is a God and guardian of the Yam.
• Nyame - Sky God. - African God
  Nyame (Nyambe, Nyankopon) is a Sky God who is the maker of animals, forests and birds.
• Oba - Goddess of the River Oba. - African Goddess
  Oba is a Goddess of the River Oba.
• Obatala - Creator God. - African God
  Obatala ("king of White Cloth") is a Creator God.
• Ogbunabali - God of Death - African God
  Ogbunabali ("kills at night") is a Igbo Death deity.
• Ogoun - God of iron and hunting. - African God
  Ogoun is a God of iron, hunting, politics and war.
• Olokun - God of the Sea. - African God
  Olokun ("Owner of Oceans") is a God of the Sea.
• Orunmila - God of wisdom, knowledge and divination. - African God
  Orunmila is a God of wisdom, knowledge and divination.
• Oshun - Goddess of love, intimacy, beauty, wealth and diplomacy. - African Goddess
  Oshun is a Goddess of love, intimacy, beauty, wealth and diplomacy.
• Shango - God of fire, lightning and thunder. - African God
  Shango is a God of fire, lightning and thunder.
• Yemaja - Goddes of the ocean. - African Goddess
  Yemaja is a Goddes of the ocean, the essence of motherhood, and a protector of children.
• Agischanak - Goddess of the Mountains - Ameri-Indian Goddess
  Agischanak is a Goddess of the Mountains of the Tlingit poeple, in Alaska.
• Glooscap - Creator god. - Ameri-Indian God
  Glooscap ("Man who came from nothing") is a Creator god.
• Iktomi - Spider-Trickster God. - Ameri-Indian God
  Iktomi is a Spider-Trickster God.
• Nanabozho - Creator God and God of Fishing and Writing. - Ameri-Indian God
  Nanabozho is a Creator God and God of Fishing and Writing.
• Tekkeitsertock - God of hunting. - Ameri-Indian God
  Tekkeitsertock is a God of hunting and the master of caribou.
• Aglibol - God of the Moon. - Arabian God
  Aglibôl ("Calf of the Lord") is a God of the Moon.
• Al-Qaum - God of war. - Arabian God
  Al-Qaum ("the people") was the Nabataean god of war and the night, guardian of caravans and protector of the clan.
• Al-Uzza - Goddess of the Moon and Protection. - Arabian Goddess
  Al-Uzzá ("the mighty one") is a Goddess of the Moon and Protection.
• Atargatis - Goddess of Fertility. - Arabian Goddess
  Atargatis (Ataratheh) is a Goddess of Fertility and the patron goddess of northern Syria.
• Baalshamin - God of the Sky. - Arabian God
  Baalshamin (Ba'al šamem) ("Lord of Heavens") is a God of the Sky and heavens and ruler of the harvests.
• Dhul Khalasa - God of Oracles. - Arabian God
  Dhul Khalasa (Dhu'l-Halasa) is a God of oracles and prophecy.
• Dushara - God of Madain Saleh. - Arabian God
  Dushara (Dusares) ("Lord of the Mountain") is the Patron God of Madain Saleh, he is the son of Manat, the Goddess of Fate.
• Hubal - God of Prophecy. - Arabian God
  Hubal is a God of Prophecy, oracles and divination.
• Malakbel - Sun God - Arabian God
  Malakbêl (“Messenger of Baal") is a sun God of the city of Palmyra.
• Nuha - Goddess of the Sun. - Arabian Goddess
  Nuha ("the wise") is a Goddess of the Sun, she formed part of a trinity of gods, along with Ruda and Atarsamain.
• Ruda - God of Protection. - Arabian God
  Ruda ("well disposed") is a God of Protection and the Moon.
• Ta'lab - God of the Moon. - Arabian God
  Ta'lab is a God of the Moon, whose cult centre was at Sheba.
• Wadd - God of the Moon. - Arabian God
  Wadd ("Love and Friendship") is a God of the Moon and of love and friendship.
• Anahit - Goddess of fertility. - Armenian Goddess
  Anahit is a Goddess of fertility and birth, wisdom and water.
• Aramazd - The father of all the gods and goddesses. - Armenian God
  Aramazdis the father of all the gods and goddesses and the creator of heaven and earth.
• Astghik - Goddess of love, beauty and water. - Armenian Goddess
  Astghik is a Goddess of love, beauty and water sources and springs.
• Nane - Goddess of war, motherhood and wisdom. - Armenian Goddess
  Nane was the goddess of war, wisdom, and motherhood, and the daughter of the supreme god Aramazd.
• Tir - God of wisdom. - Armenian God
  God of wisdom, culture, science and studies, he also was an interpreter of dreams.
• Tsovinar - Goddess of rain, sea and water. - Armenian Goddess
  Tsovinar ("Nar of the Sea") is the Goddess of rain, sea and water.
• Vahagn - God of thunder and lightning. - Armenian God
  Vahagn is a God of thunder and lightning, sun-god, god of courage.
• Bahloo - Moon God - Australian God
  Bahloo is a Moon God.
• Baiame - Creator God and Sky Father. - Australian God
  Baiame is a Creator God and Sky Father.
• Daramulum - Sky god and protector of shamans. - Australian God
  Daramulum (“one legged”) is a Sky god and protector of shamans, and he looks after the weather.
• Dirawong - Creator God. - Australian God
  Dirawong is a Creator God who taught people Astronomy, Art, Lore, Stories, Dreamings, Initiations and the ceremonies performed in order to ensure continuity of life and land..
• Gnowee - Solar Goddess. - Australian Goddess
  Gnowee is a Solar Goddess whose torch is the sun.
• Julunggul - Rainbow Snake Goddess of fertility. - Australian Goddess
  Julunggul is a Rainbow Snake Goddess of fertility, associated with rebirth and the weather.
• Karora - God of Creation. - Australian God
  Karora is a God of Creation who during the dreamtime created the first bandicoot.
• Wagyl - God of Rivers. - Australian God
  Wagyl is a God of rivers, lakes, springs and the wildlife.
• Chalchiuhtlicue - Goddess of water. - Aztec Goddess
  Chalchiuhtlicue ("She of the Jade Skirt") is a Goddess of water, lakes, rivers, seas, streams, horizontal waters, storms, and baptism.
• Chicomecoatl - Goddess of agriculture. - Aztec Goddess
  Chicomecoatl ("seven snakes") is a Goddess of agriculture, nourishment, plenty and the female aspect of corn.
• Chimalma - Goddess of fertility. - Aztec Goddess
  Chimalma (Chimalman) ("shield-hand") is a Goddess of fertility, life, death and rebirth.
• Cinteotl - God of the maize. - Aztec God
  Cinteotl (Centeotl, Centeocihuatl) is the God of the maize.
• Citlalicue - Creator Goddess. - Aztec Goddess
  Citlalicue is a Creator Goddess, who with her husband Citlalatonac, created the stars, the Milky Way, earth, and also death and darkness..
• Coatlicue - Goddess of fertility, life, death and rebirth. - Aztec Goddess
  Coatlicue ("the one with the skirt of serpents"), also known as Teteoinan, was the Goddess who gave birth to the moon, stars and Huitzilopochtli.
• Coyolxauhqui - Goddess of moon. - Aztec Goddess
  Coyolxauhqui ("Face painted with Bells") is a goddess of moon and daughter of Coatlicue and Mixcoatl.
• Ehecatl - God of wind. - Aztec God
  Ehecatl ("Wind") is a God of winds and a creator god, he is also associated with all the cardinal points.
• Huitzilopochtli - God of will and the sun, patron of war and fire, the lord of the South. - Aztec God
  Huitzilopochtli is a God of war, sun, human sacrifice and the patron of the city of Tenochtitlan.
• Huixtocihuatl - Goddess of salt. - Aztec Goddess
  Huixtocihuatl is a Goddess of fertility who presided over salt and salt water.
• Itzpapalotl - Warrior Goddess - Aztec Goddess
  Itzpapalotl ("Obsidian Butterfly") is a Warrior Goddess who ruled over the paradise world of Tamoanchan.
• Meztli - Goddess of moon. - Aztec Goddess
  Meztli is the goddess of the moon, the night, and farmers.
• Mictecacihuatl - Goddess of the Underworld. - Aztec Goddess
  Mictecacihuatl (Lady of the Dead) is Queen of Mictlan (the Underorld) and Goddess of the Underworld, ruling over the afterlife with Mictlantecuhtli, her husband.
• Mictlantecuhtli - God of the Dead. - Aztec God
  Mictlantecuhtli ("Lord of Mictlan") is a God of the Dead and king of the Underworld.
• Mixcoatl - God of the Hunt and the Milky Way. - Aztec God
  Mixcoatl is a God of the Hunt and the Milky Way.
• Piltzintecuhtli - God of the Rising Sun. - Aztec God
  Piltzintecuhtli ("the Young Prince" ) is a God of the temporals, the rising sun and healing.
• Quetzalcoatl - God of wisdom, life, and knowledge. - Aztec God
  Quetzalcoatl("feathered serpent") is the God of wisdom, life, knowledge, morning star, fertility, patron of the winds and the light, the lord of the West.
• Tepeyollotl - God of the mountains. - Aztec God
  Tepeyollotl ("heart of the mountains") is the God of the mountains, earthquakes, echoes and jaguars.
• Tezcatlipoca - God of the Night, Ruler of the North - Aztec God
  Tezcatlipoca ("Smoking Mirror") is the God of providence, matter and the invisible, ruler of the night.
• Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli - God of the Dawn. - Aztec God
  Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli ("Lord of the Dawn") is the god of the planet Venus, the morning star and of the Dawn.
• Tlaloc - God of Thunder, Rain, and Earthquakes - Aztec God
  Tlaloc, a god of rain, fertility, and water.
• Tlaltecuhtli - God of the earth. - Aztec God
  Tlaltecuhtli is the God of the earth.
• Tlazolteotl - Goddess of lust, carnality, sexual misdeeds. - Aztec Goddess
  Tlazolteotl is a Goddess of lust, carnality, sexual misdeeds.
• Tonacatecuhtli - God of sustenance and fertility. - Aztec God
  Tonacatecuhtli ("lord of our sustenance") is a God of sustenance and fertility.
• Tonatiuh - God of the Sun. - Aztec God
  Tonatiuh ("Movement of the Sun"), was a Sun God responsible for keeping the sun moving through the sky.
• Xantico - Goddess of Fire. - Aztec Goddess
  Xantico (Chantico) ("she who dwells in the house") is Goddess of the firebox, of fires in the family hearth and volcanoes.
• Xipe-Totec - God of force, patron of war. - Aztec God
  Xipe-Totec ("our lord the flayed one") is a God of force, patron of war, agriculture, vegetation, diseases, seaons, rebirth, hunting, trades and spring, the lord of the East.
• Xiuhtecuhtli - God of Fire. - Aztec God
  Xiuhtecuhtli ("Turquoise Lord", "Lord of Fire") is the god of fire, day and heat.
• Xochiquetzal - Goddess of fertility. - Aztec Goddess
  Xochiquetzal is a Goddess of fertility, beauty, and female sexual power.
• Xolotl - God of sunset. - Aztec God
  Xolotl ("The Animal, The Dog") is the god of fire and lighting, the underworld, sickness and deformities.
• Hadad - God of Storms and Rain. - Babylonian God
  Hadad is a God of Storms and Rain.
• Ishtar - Goddess of fertility and War. - Babylonian Goddess
  Ishtar is a Goddess of fertility, love, war, and sex.
• Kingu - God of Darkness. - Babylonian God
  Kingu is a God of Darkness who was the son of Abzu and Tiamat.
• Lakhmu - Protective God - Babylonian God
  Lakhmu (Lache) is a Protective God.
• Mylitta - Moon Goddess of love, beauty, fertility and childbirth - Babylonian Goddess
  Mullissu is the wife of the Assyrian god Ashur.
• Nabu - God of Writing and Scribes. - Babylonian God
  Nabu is the God of Writing and Scribes and Wisdom.
• Namtar - God of Death. - Babylonian God
  Namtar (Namtaru, Namtara) is a God of death, and minister and messenger of An, Ereshkigal, and Nergal.
• Nintinugga - Goddess of healing. - Babylonian Goddess
  Nintinugga is a Goddess of healing, the consort of Ninurta.
• Nusku - God of light and fire. - Babylonian God
  Nusku is a God of light and fire.
• Sarpanit - Mother Goddess. - Babylonian Goddess
  Sarpanit is a Mother Goddess and wife of Marduk.
• Arnemetia - Goddess of healing springs. - British Goddess
  Arnemetia is a Goddess of healing springs.
• Latis - Goddess of the Pool. - British Goddess
  Latis ("Dea Latis"), is a Goddess of the Pool, water and beer.
• Anat - Virgin Goddess of war and strife. - Canaanite Goddess
  Anat is a virgin Goddess of war and strife.
• Asherah - Mother Goddess. - Canaanite Goddess
  Asherah is a Mother Goddess, who is generally considered identical with the Ugaritic goddess Athirat.
• Astarte - Fertility Goddess. - Canaanite Goddess
  Astarte is the Greek name of the fertility Goddess Ishtar.
• Attar - God of the morning star. - Canaanite God
  Attar (Athtar, Astar, Ashtar) is a God of the morning star.
• Kotharat - Goddesses of marriage and pregnancy. - Canaanite Goddess
  Kotharat (Kotharot, Kathirat) is a Goddesses of marriage and pregnancy.
• Kothar-wa-Khasis - God of Smiths. - Canaanite God
  Kothar-wa-Khasis ("Skillful-and-Wise") is a God of Smiths, Craftsmen, Engineers, architects and inventors.
• Moloch - God of Fire. - Canaanite God
  Moloch is a God of fire to whom child sacrifices were made..
• Mot - God of Death. - Canaanite God
  Mot is a God of Death, who lives in the city of Mirey and has a pit as his throne.
• Nikkal - Goddess of orchards and fruit. - Canaanite Goddess
  Nikkal ("Great Lady and Fruitful") is a Goddess of orchards and fruit.
• Qetesh - Fertility Goddess of sacred ecstasy. - Canaanite Goddess
  Qetesh is a fertility Goddess of sacred ecstasy and sexual pleasure.
• Shapash - Goddess of the sun. - Canaanite Goddess
  Shapash is a Goddess of the sun.
• Aerecura - Goddess of the underworld. - Celtic Goddess
  Aerecura (Erecura, Herecura) is a Goddess of the underworld and fertility.
• Airmed - Goddess of Healing and herbalism. - Celtic Goddess
  Airmed is a Goddess of Healing and herbalism.
• Andraste - Warrior Goddess - Celtic Goddess
  Andraste (Andrasta, Adraste, Andred) is a warrior goddess, the goddess of victory, of ravens and of battles, similar in many ways to the Irish war goddess Morrigan.
• Arduinna - Goddess of the Ardennes Forest. - Celtic Goddess
  Arduinna is the Goddess of the Ardennes Forest, represented as a huntress riding a boar.
• Artio - Goddess of the Wild. - Celtic Goddess
  Artio is a Goddess of the Wild and a bear goddess.
• Balor - God with a venomous eye. - Celtic God
  Balor (Balor of the Evil Eye) is the God with a venomous eye, he was a king of the Fomorians.
• Bel - God of Fire and the Sun. - Celtic God
  Bel (Belenos, Belenus) is a God of Fire and the Sun.
• Belisama - Goddess of lakes and rivers. - Celtic Goddess
  Belisama is a Goddess of lakes and rivers, fire, crafts and light.
• Borvo - God of Healing and Spring Waters. - Celtic God
  Borvo is a God of Healing and Spring Waters.
• Branwen - Goddess of Love and Beauty - Celtic Goddess
  Branwen, Daughter of Llyr, was a Goddess of Love and Beauty who features in the Second Branch of the Mabinogi, which tells the tale of how war broke out between Wales and Ireland.
• Cernunnos - God of Fertility, Life, Animals, Wealth, and the Underworld. - Celtic God
  Cernunnos is the Horned God of Fertility, Life, Animals, Wealth, and the Underworld.
• Coventina - Goddess of Sacred Waters - Celtic Goddess
  Coventina was a goddess of wells and springs, she represented abundance, inspiration, and prophecy.
• Cyhiraeth - Goddess of Streams - Celtic Goddess
  Cyhiraeth is a Goddess of Streams, she is associated with the Rive Tywi in eastern Dyfed.
• Damona - Goddess of Sacred Waters - Celtic Goddess
  Damona is the Goddess of Sacred Waters.
• Druantia - Queen of the Druids. - Celtic Goddess
  Druantia is a eternal mother Gooddess, Queen of the Druids.
• Epona - Goddess of the Horse - Celtic Goddess
  Epona ("Great Mare") is the Goddess of Horses, who protected horses, donkeys and mules.
• Giobhniu - God of Weaponry - Celtic God
  Giobhniu (Gofannon) is the God of Weaponry and metal workers.
• Glaistig - Goddess of cattle and herders. - Celtic Goddess
  Glaistig is a Goddess and protector of cattle and herders.
• Grannus - God of Springs. - Celtic God
  Grannus is a God of Healing Springs and the sun.
• Icovellauna - Goddess of Sacred Waters. - Celtic Goddess
  Icovellauna is a Goddess of Sacred Waters.
• Lugh - God of Druids. - Celtic God
  Lugh (Lug) is a God of Druids, Carpentry, and Masons.
• Manannan - God of Sailors and Merchants - Celtic God
  Manannán mac Lir is a sea deity in Irish mythology.
• Matrona - Goddess of the River Marne. - Celtic Goddess
  Matrona ("divine mother goddess") is the Goddess of the River Marne.
• Morrigan - Goddess of War. - Celtic Goddess
  Morrigan is a Goddess of War, Death, Ravens, Fertility, the Dark Goddess, and Fate.
• Nodens - God of healing. - Celtic God
  Nodens is a God of healing, the sea, hunting and dogs.
• Sequana - Goddess of the River Seine. - Celtic Goddess
  Sequana is the Goddess of the River Seine, particularly the springs at the source.
• Sinann - Goddess of the River Shannon. - Celtic Goddess
  Sinann is the Goddess of the River Shannon.
• Sirona - Goddess of Healing Springs - Celtic Goddess
  Goddess worshipped by the Treveri in the Moselle Valley.
• Sulis - Mother Goddess, Goddess of Healing Springs - Celtic Goddess
  Sulis was a deity worshiped at the thermal spring of Bath.
• Chang'e - Goddess of the Moon - Chinese Goddess
  Chang'e (Chang-O) is the goddess of the Moon.
• Dou Mu - Goddess of light. - Chinese Goddess
  Dou Mu (Marici) is a Goddess of light and the sun.
• Gong Gong - Water God - Chinese God
  Gong Gong (Kanghui) is a water God.
• Hanba - Goddess of Droughts. - Chinese Goddess
  Hanba (Nuba, Ba) is a Goddess of Droughts.
• Hou Yi - God of archery. - Chinese God
  Hou Yi is a God of archery who descends from heaven to aid mankind.
• Kui Xing - God of Examinations. - Chinese God
  Kui Xing is a God of Examinations and servant of the god of literature, Wen Chang.
• Kyan-Yin - Goddess of fecundity and healing. - Chinese Goddess
  Kyan-Yin ("Observing the Sounds of the World") (Guanyin) is the Goddess of fecundity and healing.
• Lei Gong - God of Thunder. - Chinese God
  Lei Gongis a God of Thunder.
• Matsu - Goddess of the sea. - Chinese Goddess
  Matsu (Mazu) is a Goddess of the sea who protects fishermen and sailors.
• Nezha - Protective God. - Chinese God
  Nezha (Na-zha, Na-ja, Nata) is a Protective God.
• Nuwa - Creator Goddess. - Chinese Goddess
  Nuwa (Nu-wa) is a Creator Goddess who created mankind and repaired the wall of heaven.
• Skanda - Guardian God of Monastries. - Chinese God
  Skanda (Wei Tuo) is the Guardian God of Monastries and teachings.
• Tam Kung - God of the Sea. - Chinese God
  Tam Kung is a God of the Sea who could forecast the weather.
• Tu Di Gong - God of wealth and merit. - Chinese God
  Tu Di Gong ("God of Fortunes and Virtues") is an earth God and God of wealth and merit.
• Wenchang Wang - God of culture and literature. - Chinese God
  Wenchang Wang is a God of culture and literature.
• Xi Wangmu - Queen Mother of the West - Chinese Goddess
  Xi Wangmu ("Queen Mother of the West") is a Goddess of prosperity, longevity, and eternal bliss.
• Xihe - Goddess of the sun - Chinese Goddess
  Xihe is a sun goddess and one of the wives of Emperor Jun, the most mighty God of them all.
• Yuqiang - God of north sea and wind. - Chinese God
  Yuqiang (Yujing) is a God of north sea and wind.
• Zao Jun - God of the kitchen - Chinese God
  Zao Jun (Zao Shen) is the God of the kitchen, hearth and family.
• Zhao Gongming - God of prosperity. - Chinese God
  Zhao Gongming (Cai Shen)("God of Wealth") is the God of prosperity.
• Zhong Kui - God and vanquisher of ghosts and evil beings. - Chinese God
  Zhong Kui is a God and vanquisher of ghosts and evil beings.
• Zhu Rong - God of Fire. - Chinese God
  Zhu Rong (Zhurong) is the God of Fire and the South.
• Bochica - God of morals and laws, agriculture and other crafts. - Colombian God
  Bochica is the God of morals and laws, agriculture and other crafts.
• Chia - Moon Goddess - Colombian Goddess
  Chia ("the one who is like the moon"), is a triple goddess and one of the most important of the Colombian Muisca deities.
• Noncomala - Creator God. - Costarican God
  Noncomala is a Creator God.
• Amalthea - Goat Goddess. - Cretan Goddess
  Amalthea ("tender goddess") is a Goat Goddess who suckled the infant-god Zeus in a cave in Mount Aigaion.
• Aker - God of the horizon. - Egyptian God
  Aker is a God and deification of the horizon.
• Ammit - Goddess of the Underworld. - Egyptian Goddess
  Ammit ("Devouress of the Dead") is a Goddess of the Underworld who devours the heart of those who led wicked lives on earth.
• Amun - God of Winds. - Egyptian God
  Amun (Imn, Amon, Amen) is the patron God of Thebes, a god of the wind and King of the Gods.
• Amunet - Primordial goddess - Egyptian Goddess
  Amunet ("the female hidden one") (Amonet, Amaunet) is a Primordial goddess.
• Andjety - Patron God of Andjet. - Egyptian God
  Andjety (Anezti, Anedjti) ("he of Andjet") is the Patron God of Andjet, the 9th Nome of Lower Egypt, and a God of the afterlife and underworld.
• Anhur - God of War. - Egyptian God
  Anhur (Onuris) is a God of War who was worshipped around Abydos.
• Anput - Goddess of the 17th Nome. - Egyptian Goddess
  Anput is a Goddess who was the female aspect of Anubis, his wife.
• Anti - Hawk god of Upper Egypt. - Egyptian God
  Anti (Anty) is a hawk-headed God in Upper Egypt and is closely linked with the 12th and 18th Nomes.
• Anubis - God of the dead and ruler of the underworld. - Egyptian God
  Anubis is a God of the dead and ruler of the underworld.
• Anuket - Goddess of the Nile River. - Egyptian Goddess
  Anuket ("She Who Embraces") (Anqet, Anukis) is the personification and goddess of the Nile, particularly at Elephantine.
• Apedemak - Lion-headed warrior God. - Egyptian God
  Apedemak is a Lion-headed warrior God worshiped in Nubia.
• Apep - God of Evil, darkness and choas. - Egyptian God
  Apep (Apophis) is a God of God of Evil, and the deification of darkness and choas.
• Apis - Bull God. - Egyptian God
  Apis is a Bull God worshipped in the Memphis region, who served as an intermediary between humans and the divine.
• Arensnuphis - Nubian God - Egyptian God
  Arensnuphis (Iryhemesnefer) ("the good companion") is a Nubian God who was worshipped at Philae were he is called "companion" to the Goddess Isis.
• Ash - God of oases and the vineyards of the western Nile Delta. - Egyptian God
  Ash is a God of oases and the vineyards of the western Nile Delta.
• Aten - Creator God and Aspect of Ra. - Egyptian God
  Aten (Aton) is a creator God, all of creation is said to emanate and exist with the God.
• Atum - God of Creation. - Egyptian God
  Atum (Atem, Tem) ("complete one") is a God of Creation and a solar deity linked with the evening sun.
• Babi - Baboon god associated with death and virility. - Egyptian God
  Babi (Baba) ("Bull of the baboons") is a baboon god associated with death and virility.
• Banebdjedet - Ram god of fertility. - Egyptian God
  Banebdjedet (Banebdjed) is a ram god of fertility with a cult centre at Mendes.
• Ba-Pef - God of the Underworld. - Egyptian God
  Ba-Pef ("that Soul") is a God of the Underworld, who is associated with grief and pain.
• Bast - Goddess of Cats, Lower Egypt, the sun and the moon. - Egyptian Goddess
  Bast or Bastet is the Goddess of Cats, Lower Egypt, the sun and the moon.
• Bat - Cow goddess who gave authority to the king. - Egyptian Goddess
  Bat is the Cow goddess who gave authority to the king.
• Bata - Bull God. - Egyptian God
  Bata is a Bull god of the New Kingdom, who represents together with Anubis the 17th Upper Egyptian Nome..
• Bes - God of households. - Egyptian God
  Bes is a God of households, mothers, children and childbirth.
• Chenti-cheti - Crocodile god. - Egyptian God
  Chenti-cheti (Khenti-kheti) ("foremost retreater") is a crocodile god of Athribis in Lower Egypt.
• Dedun - God of Incense - Egyptian God
  Dedun (Dedwen) is a God of Incense and a god of prosperity, and of wealth.
• Geb - God of the Earth. - Egyptian God
  Geb is the God of the Earth and a member of the Ennead of Heliopolis.
• Ha - God of the western deserts. - Egyptian God
  Ha was a god of the deserts to the west of Egypt.
• Hapi - God of the annual flooding of the Nile. - Egyptian God
  Hapi is the deification of the annual flooding of the Nile, associated with fertility. As a water god, Hapi was a deity of fertility.
• Hathor - Cow-goddess of the sky, fertility, love, beauty, and music. - Egyptian Goddess
  Hathor was a cow-goddess of ancient origin, as "Mistress of Heaven", she was seen as the celestial cow, whose four legs supported the vault of heaven and her star spangled belly was the sky itself.
• Hatmehit - Fish Goddess. - Egyptian Goddess
  Hatmehit("Foremost of Fish") is a Fish Goddess of the delta city of Per-banebdjedet.
• Hauhet - Goddess and the female personification of infinity or eternity. - Egyptian Goddess
  Hauhet ("endlessness") is a Goddess and the female personification of infinity or eternity.
• Heka - God of magic - Egyptian God
  Heka (Hike) is the God and the deification of magic.
• Hemsut - Goddess of fate and protection - Egyptian Goddess
  Hemsut (Hemuset) was the goddess of fate and protection.
• Heqet - Goddess of childbirth and fertility - Egyptian Goddess
  She a Frog Goddess, which are symbols of life and fertility.
• Heryshaf - Ram God Ruler of Riverbanks - Egyptian God
  Heryshaf, meaning "He who is on his lake", was an ancient ram-god whose cult was centered in Herakleopolis Magna.
• Horus - God of war, sky, and protection. - Egyptian God
  Horus ("one who is above") is a God of war, sky, and protection.
• Huh - Deification of eternity - Egyptian God
  Huh ("endlessness") (Heh) is the deification of eternity in the Ogdoad, eight deities worshipped in Hermopolis.
• Iabet - Goddess and personification of the East. - Egyptian Goddess
  Iabet (Iabtet, Iab, Abet, Abtet, Ab) is the goddess and personification of the East.
• Iah - God of the moon - Egyptian God
  Iah ("Moon"), he was popular during the Middle Kingdom and is associated with other moon gods such as Thoth and Khonsu.
• Iat - Goddess of milk, nurturing and childbirth - Egyptian Goddess
  Iat is a Goddess of milk and of nurturing and childbirth.
• Ihy - God of Sistrum Playing. - Egyptian God
  Ihy ("sistrum palyer") is the God and deification of the joy of sistrum playing.
• Imentet - Goddess of the necropolis west of the Nile. - Egyptian Goddess
  Imentet (Amentet, Ament) is the Goddess of the necropolis west of the Nile.
• Imhotep - God of medicine and healing. - Egyptian God
  Imhotep ("he who comes in peace") (Immutef) is the god of medicine and healing.
• Ipy - Mother Goddess. - Egyptian Goddess
  Ipy (Ipet) is a Hippopotamus and Mother Godddess.
• Isis - Goddess of magic, motherhood and fertility. - Egyptian Goddess
  Isis is the Goddess of magic, motherhood and fertility, she is also known as the Goddess Of The Throne.
• Iusaaset - Primal goddess, the grandmother of all of the deities. - Egyptian Goddess
  Iusaaset ("the great one who comes forth") is a primal goddess, the grandmother of all of the deities.
• Kauket - Goddess of Darkness. - Egyptian Goddess
  Kauket is a Goddess and female personification of darkness.
• Kebechet - Goddess of embalming liquid and purification. - Egyptian Goddess
  Kebechet ("cooling water") (Qeb-Hwt) is the Goddess of embalming liquid and purification.
• Khepri - God of rebirth and the sunrise. - Egyptian God
  Khepri (Khepera, Kheper, Khepra, Chepri) is a God of rebirth and the sunrise.
• Kherty - Earth God and a God of the underworld - Egyptian God
  His name means "Lower One", he was both hostile and protective.
• Khnum - God of creation and the waters. - Egyptian God
  Khnum is a God of creation and the waters, originally the god of the source of the Nile River.
• Khonsu - God of youth and the moon. - Egyptian God
  Khonsu ("traveller") (Chonsu, Khensu, Khons, Chons, Khonshu) is a god of the moon and associated with the passage of time and the nightly travel of the moon across the sky.
• Kneph - A creator deity - Egyptian God
  Kneph ("Soul Breath"), the Wind, or Air, or Breath of our bodies, was supposed to be the god of Animal and Spiritual Life and which brought new life to things.
• Kuk - Male personification of darkness. - Egyptian God
  Kuk is a God and the male personification of darkness.
• Maahes - God of war and weather. - Egyptian God
  Maahes ("he who is true beside her") is a lion-headed God of war, weather, knives, lotuses, and devouring captives.
• Ma'at - Goddess who personified the order and balance of the universe. - Egyptian Goddess
  Ma'at is a Goddess who personified the order and balance of the universe.
• Mafdet - Goddess who protected against snakes and scorpions - Egyptian Goddess
  Mafdet ("she who runs") was a goddess who protected against snakes and scorpions and was the deification of legal justice.
• Mandulis - Sun God of Lower Nubia - Egyptian God
  Mandulis is aSun God of Lower Nubia.
• Menhit - Goddess of War. - Egyptian Goddess
  Menhit (Menchit) is a Goddess of war.
• Meret - Goddess associated with rejoicing, singing, and dancing - Egyptian Goddess
  Meret ("beloved") was the wife of Hapy, the god of the Nile.
• Meretseger - Cobra-goddess of tomb builders and protector of royal tombs. - Egyptian Goddess
  Meretseger ("she who loves silence") is a Cobra-goddess of tomb builders and protector of royal tombs.
• Meskhenet - Goddess of childbirth. - Egyptian Goddess
  Meskhenet (Mesenet, Meskhent) is a Goddess of childbirth and the creator of each person's Ka.
• Min - God of procreation and fertility - Egyptian God
  Min is a God of procreation and fertility and was the son of Isis and Osiris.
• Mnevis - The sacred bull of Heliopolis - Egyptian God
  Mnevis (Mer-wer) is sacred bull deity worshipped at Heliopolis as an aspect of Atum-Ra.
• Monthu - Falcon god of war. - Egyptian God
  Monthu (Montu) is a falcon god of war of Thebes.
• Mut - Mother goddess - Egyptian Goddess
  Mut was the mother goddess and queen of the gods at Thebes.
• Nefertem - God of healing and beauty - Egyptian God
  Nefertem ("beautiful one who closes") was, originally a lotus flower at the creation of the world, who had arisen from the primal waters.
• Nehebkau - Guardian of the Duat. - Egyptian God
  Nehebkau is a God and Guardian of the Duat.
• Neith - Goddess of creation, war, and hunting. - Egyptian Goddess
  Neith (Nit, Net, Neit) is a Goddess of creation, war, and hunting and the patron deity of Sais.
• Nekhbet - Vulture goddess, patron of pharaohs and Upper Egypt - Egyptian Goddess
  Nekhbet, is a vulture goddess, who was orginally a patron Goddess of the city of Nekheb (El Kab), she later became the personification of Upper Egypt and one of the two goddesses who represented a unified Ancient Egypt.
• Neper - God of grain - Egyptian God
  Neper ("Lord of the Mouth") (Nepri) is a God of grain, whose consort, Nepit was a Goddess of Grain.
• Nephthys - Goddess of death, night, and lamentation. - Egyptian Goddess
  Nephthys ("Lady of the House") is a Goddess of death, night, and lamentation.
• Nu - God of the promordial waters. - Egyptian God
  Nu ("inert one") (Nun) is the God of the promordial watery abyss.
• Nut - Goddess of the sky and heavens - Egyptian Goddess
  She was seen as a star-covered nude woman arching over the earth, or as a cow.
• Osiris - God of Vegetation, Fertily and the afterlife. - Egyptian God
  Osiris is a God of Vegetation, Fertily and the afterlife, the underworld and the dead.
• Pakhet - Goddess of War - Egyptian Goddess
  Pakhet ("she who scratches") is a feline goddess of war, a synthesis of Sekhmet and Bast.
• Petbe - God of revenge. - Egyptian God
  Petbe ("Soul of the Sky") is a God of revenge, worshiped in the area around Akhmin..
• Ptah - Creator God. - Egyptian God
  Ptah is a Creator God and patron of craftsmanship, metalworking, carpenters, shipbuilders, and sculpture.
• Ra - God of the Sun. - Egyptian God
  Ra (Re) is a God of the Sun, who was identified with the midday sun.
• Rem - Fish God - Egyptian God
  Rem ("to weep") (Rem-Rem, Remi) is a Fish god who fertilizes the land with his tears.
• Renenutet - Goddess of nourishment and the harvest. - Egyptian Goddess
  Renenutet (Ernutet, Renenet) is the Goddess of nourishment and the harvest.
• Satet - Goddess of war, hunting, fertility, and the flooding of the Nile River. - Egyptian Goddess
  Satet ("she who shoots forth") (Satis, Satjit, Sates, Sati) is the Goddess of war, hunting, fertility, and the flooding of the Nile River.
• Sekhmet - Goddess of the sun, destruction, pestilence, and war - Egyptian Goddess
  Sekhmet ("the one who is powerful") was originally goddess of healing for Upper Egypt.
• Serket - Scorpion Goddess of healing. - Egyptian Goddess
  Serket ("she who tightens the throat") (Selket, Serqet or Selcis) is a scorpion Goddess of healing, stings and bites.
• Seshat - Goddess of writing, astronomy, astrology, architecture, and mathematics. - Egyptian Goddess
  Seshat is the Goddess of writing, astronomy, astrology, architecture, and mathematics.
• Set - God of the Desert and Storms. - Egyptian God
  Set is a God of the Desert, Storms and foreigners, in later periods he became the god of darkness and chaos.
• Shed - Protective and Saviour deity - Egyptian God
  Shed was a protective and Savior god who became popular during the New Kingdom.
• Shezmu - God of execution, slaughter, blood, oil, and wine. - Egyptian God
  Shezmu is the God of execution, slaughter, blood, oil, wine and perfume.
• Shu - God of the Wind and Air. - Egyptian God
  Shu ("he who rises up") is a God of the Wind and Air.
• Sobek - Crocodile God of the Nile. - Egyptian God
  Sobek is a crocodile God of the Nile and patron of the military.
• Sopdet - Goddess of Fertility and the personification of Sothis - Egyptian Goddess
  Sopdet ("She who is sharp"), Goddess of Fertility of the soil and the personification of Sothis (Sirius).
• Taweret - Hippopotamus Goddess of pregnant women. - Egyptian Goddess
  Taweret ("she who is great") is a hippopotamus Goddess of pregnant women and protector during childbirth.
• Tefnut - Goddess of moisture, moist air, dew, and rain. - Egyptian Goddess
  Tefnut ("That Water") is the Goddess of moisture, moist air, dew, and rain.
• Tenenet - Goddess of beer. - Egyptian Goddess
  Tenenet (Zenenet, Tjenenyet) is a Goddess of childbirth and beer.
• Thoth - God of Magic, Learning and Scribes. - Egyptian God
  Thoth (Djehuty) ("Lord of the Sacred Words") is a God of magic, writing, science, disputes among the Gods, and the judgment of the dead.
• Unut - Snake Goddess - Egyptian Goddess
  Unut ("The Swift One") (Wenut, Wenet) was a snake goodess from the 15th Nome of Upper Egypt and was worshipped with Thoth.
• Wadjet - Snake goddess and protector of Lower Egypt. - Egyptian Goddess
  Wadjet ("green one") is a snake goddess and protector of Lower Egypt.
• Wadj-wer - Fertility God - Egyptian God
  Wadj-wer ("Great Green"), is a fertility god and personification of the Mediterranean Sea or lakes of the Nile Delta.
• Weneg - Sky and Death God - Egyptian God
  Weneg was said to protect the earth and her inhabitants against the arrival of the "great chaos".
• Wepwawet - Jackal god of warfare and hunting. - Egyptian God
  Wepwawet ("opener of the ways") is a wolf or jackal headed god of warfare and hunting.
• Werethekau - Goddess of supernatural powers. - Egyptian Goddess
  Werethekau ("Great of Magic") is the Goddess of supernatural powers and protection of the deceased.
• Wosret - Guardian Goddess of Thebes. - Egyptian Goddess
  Wosret ("the powerful ") is a guardian Goddess of Thebes.
• Mielikki - Goddess of the Forest. - Finnish Goddess
  Mielikki is a Goddess of forests and the hunt.
• Nakki - Water God. - Finnish God
  Nakki is a Water God who resides in murky pools, wells, docks, piers and under bridges that cross rivers.
• Ved-ava - Water Goddess and Fertility - Finnish Goddess
  Ved-ava (Veteema – Mother of Waters) is a water deity, common to several Baltic and Finno-Ugric peoples traditionally dependent on fishing.
• Ainina - Dual Goddesses of Ancient Kartli. - Georgian Goddess
  Ainina, along with Danina, are a pair of Goddesses worshipped in ancient Kartli (Georgia).
• Armazi - Supreme Creator God. - Georgian God
  Armazi (Armaz) is the Supreme Creator God of ancient Kartli (Georgia).
• Dali - Goddess of the hunt. - Georgian Goddess
  Dali (Deyla, Dalila) is a Goddess of the hunt and 'lady of stones and animals'.
• Tamar - Goddess of the Sky. - Georgian Goddess
  Tamar is a Goddess of the Sky who controlled the weather.
• Zaden - God of Fruitfulness. - Georgian God
  Zaden is a God of Fruitfulness of the ancient Kartli.
• Achelous - River God - Greek God
  Achelous was the patron deity of the  Achelous River, and chief of all river deities.
• Achlys - Goddess of Misery and Sadness. - Greek Goddess
  Achlys is a Goddess of Misery and Sadness.
• Aether - God of the Air - Greek God
  Aether ("brightness") is a Greek primordial deity, the first-born elementals.
• Aion - Hellenistic god of cyclical or unbounded time - Greek God
  Aion is the God of cyclical or unbounded time, the orb or circle encompassing the universe, and the zodiac.
• Althaea - Birth Goddess. - Greek Goddess
  Althaea is a Birth Goddess and wife of Oeneus, king of Calydon.
• Amphitrite - Sea Goddess - Greek Goddess
  Amphitrite is the Goddess of the Sea and wife of Poseidon.
• Anagke - Goddess of Destiny. - Greek Goddess
  Anagke (Ananke, Anangke, Anance) is a Goddess of Destiny, necessity and fate, depicted as holding a spindle.
• Aphrodite - Goddess of Love and Beauty - Greek Goddess
  Aphrodite ("foam-arisen"), goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation.
• Apollo - God of Music - Greek God
  Apollo (Apollon, Apellon, Phoebus Apollo, Aplu) was a god of light and the sun, truth and prophecy, healing, plague, music, and poetry.
• Arachne - Spider Goddess - Greek Goddess
  Arachne was a mortal who boasted that her skill at weaving was greater than that of Athena.
• Ares - God of War - Greek God
  Ares is the God of War and one of the Twelve Olympians.
• Artemis - Goddess of the Night and the Hunt. - Greek Goddess
  Artemis is the Goddess of the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, virginity and protector of young girls, bringing and relieving disease in women.
• Athena - Goddess of Wisdom, War, Art, Industry, Justice, and Skill. - Greek Goddess
  Athena is a Goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and Skill.
• Bendis - Moon Goddess - Greek Goddess
  Bendis is a Goddess of the moon and the hunt.
• Boreas - God of the north wind. - Greek God
  Boreas ("Devouring One") is the God of the north wind and the bringer of winter.
• Callisto - Moon Goddess - Greek Goddess
  Callisto ("most beautiful") is a Moon Goddess and a nymph of Artemis.
• Circe - Goddess of Aeaea and magic. - Greek Goddess
  Circe is a Goddess of Aeaea and magic.
• Cotys - Fertility Goddess. - Greek Goddess
  Kotys ("war, slaughter") ("Cotys") is a Fertility Goddess and goddess of sex, she worshipped in the festival Cotyttia.
• Cybele - Goddess of Mountains. - Greek Goddess
  Cybele ("Mountain Mother") is a Goddess of Mountains.
• Demeter - Goddess of Corn, Grain, and the Harvest. - Greek Goddess
  Demeter is the Goddess of Corn, Grain, the Harvest and fertility of the earth.
• Dionysus - God of Wine, Agriculture, and Fertility of Nature. - Greek God
  Dionysus is the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy.
• Echindna - Goddess of all monsters. - Greek Goddess
  Echindna ("she viper") is a Goddess and Mother of all monsters.
• Eileithyia - Goddess of Childbirth and Midwifery. - Greek Goddess
  Eileithyia (Ilithyia) is the Goddess of Childbirth and Midwifery.
• Eirene - Goddess of peace. - Greek Goddess
  Eirene is a Goddess of peace.
• Eos - Goddess of the Dawn. - Greek Goddess
  Eos is a Goddess of the Dawn, who rose each morning from her home at the edge of the Oceanus.
• Erebus - God of Darkness - Greek God
  Erebus ("deep darkness, shadow") (Erebos) is a primordial deity and the personification of darkness.
• Eris - Goddess of Discord and Strife. - Greek Goddess
  Eris ("strife") is the Goddess of Discord and Strife and chaos.
• Eros - God of Procreation. - Greek God
  Eros is a God of Procreation, love, desire and attraction.
• Eurus - God of the East Wind. - Greek God
  Eurus is God of the East Wind.
• Gaia - Goddess of the Earth - Greek Goddess
  Gaia (Gaea, Ge) is the Goddess and personification of the Earth.
• Glaucus - God of the Sea. - Greek God
  Glaucus is a God of the Sea who was born mortal and turned immortal upon eating a magical herb.
• Hades - Ruler of the Underworld - Greek God
  Hades ("the unseen") was the Greek god of the underworld.
• Hecate - Moon Goodess and the Underworld - Greek Goddess
  Hecate (Hekate) is the Goddess of crossroads, entrance-ways, fire, light, and the Moon.
• Helios - God of the Sun - Greek God
  Helios ("Sun") is the God of the Sun who drove the chariot of the sun across the sky each day.
• Hemera - Goddess of the Day - Greek Goddess
  Hemera was the personification of day and one of the Greek primordial deities.
• Hephaestus - God of Smiths and Fire. - Greek God
  Hephaestus is a God blacksmiths, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metals, metallurgy, fire and volcanoes.
• Hera - Goddess of Marriage and Birth - Greek Goddess
  Hera is the Great Queen of Mount Olympus and the Goddess of Marriage and Birth and women.
• Hermes - God of Riches, Trade, and Luck. - Greek God
  Hermes is a God of Riches, Trade, and Luck.
• Hestia - Goddess of Hearth Fire and Domestic Life. - Greek Goddess
  Hestia is a virgin Goddess of Hearth Fire and Domestic Life.
• Hymen - God of marriage ceremonies. - Greek God
  Hymen (Hymenaeus) is a God of marriage ceremonies, inspiring feasts and song.
• Hypnos - God of Sleep. - Greek God
  Hypnos ("sleep") is the God and personification of Sleep.
• Kronos - God of Chaos and disorder. - Greek God
  Kronos is a God of Chaos and disorder.
• Leucothea - Sea Goddess. - Greek Goddess
  Leucothea ("white goddess") is a Sea Goddess.
• Morpheus - God of Dreams and Dreaming. - Greek God
  Morpheus is a God of Dreams and Dreaming.
• Nemesis - Goddess of revenge. - Greek Goddess
  Nemesis (Rhamnousia, Rhamnusia) is the goddess of revenge and divine retribution.
• Nereus - God of the Sea. - Greek God
  Nereus is a God of the Sea.
• Notus - God of the South Wind. - Greek God
  Notus is a God of the South Wind.
• Nyx - Goddess of Night - Greek Goddess
  Nyx ("night") (Nox) is the Goddess of Night.
• Oceanus - God of the World Ocean. - Greek God
  Oceanus is a God and divine personification of the World Ocean, an enormous river encircling the world.
• Pan - God of Nature - Greek God
  Pan is a God of the wild, shepherds and flocks, hunting and music, and companion of the nymphs.
• Peitho - Goddess of Persuasion and Seduction. - Greek Goddess
  Peitho ("persuasion") is the Goddess of Persuasion and Seduction.
• Persephone - Goddess of the Underworld - Greek Goddess
  Persephone is the daughter of Zeus and Demeter.
• Phanes - God of Creation. - Greek God
  Phanes is a God of Creation and the generation of new life.
• Pluto - God on the Underworld. - Greek God
  Pluto is the God and ruler of the Underworld.
• Pontus - God of the Sea. - Greek God
  Pontus (Pontos) is a primordial God of the sea.
• Poseidon - God of the Ocean. - Greek God
  Poseidon (Poisdon) is the God of the Ocean and one of the twelve Olympian deities.
• Proteus - God of the Sea. - Greek God
  Proteus is a God of the sea whom Homer calls the "Old Man of the Sea".
• Selene - Goddess of the Moon - Greek Goddess
  Selene (Mene), was the personification of the moon, her Roman counterpart is Luna.
• Sphrosyne - Goddess of moderation and self-control. - Greek Goddess
  Sphrosyne is the Goddess of moderation, self-control, temperance, restraint, and discretion.
• Terpsichore - Goddess of choral song and dancing. - Greek Goddess
  Terpsichore ("delight in dancing") is a Goddess of choral song and dancing.
• Uranus - God of the Heavens - Greek God
  Uranus is the God of the Heavens and sky.
• Zephyrus - God of the West Wind. - Greek God
  Zephyrus is a God of the West Wind.
• Zeus - Ruler of all the Gods. - Greek God
  Zeus is the Ruler of all the Gods.
• Agwe - God who rules over the sea, fish, and aquatic plants. - Haitian God
  Agwe (Goue, Agoueh, Agive) is a God who rules over the sea, fish, and aquatic plants.
• Ayida-Weddo - Goddess of fertility. - Haitian Goddess
  Ayida-Weddo is a Goddess of fertility, rainbows, wind, water, fire, and snakes.
• Papa Legba - God of Communication - Haitian God
  Papa Legba is a God of Communication who acts as intermediary between the gods and humanity.
• Haumea - Goddess of fertility and childbirth. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Haumea is a Goddess of fertility and childbirth.
• Hi'iaka - Patron Goddess of Hawaii. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Hi'iaka is the Patron Goddess of Hawaii and hula dancers.
• Ka-moho-ali'i - Shark God. - Hawaiian God
  Ka-moho-ali'i is a Shark God and a brother of Kane Milohai, Pele, Kapo, Namaka and Hi'iaka.
• Kanaloa - God of Evil, Death and the Underworld. - Hawaiian God
  Kanaloa is the God of Evil, Death and the Underworld.
• Kane - God of procreation. - Hawaiian God
  Kane is the god of procreation and was worshipped as ancestor of chiefs and commoners.
• Ku - God of Strength, War and Healing. - Hawaiian God
  Ku (Ku-ka-ili-moku) ("Snatcher of the Land") is a God of Strength, War and Healing and is one of the four great gods along with Kanaloa, Kane, and Lono.
• Lona - Goddess of the Moon. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Lona is a Goddess of the Moon who fell in love with and married a mortal, 'Aikanaka.
• Lono - God of Fertility. - Hawaiian God
  Lono is the God of Fertility, agriculture, rainfall, and music.
• Namaka - Goddess of the Sea. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Namaka (Na-maka-o-Kaha'i, the eyes of Kaha'i) is a Goddess of the Sea and a water spirit.
• Nuakea - Goddess of Milk. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Nuakea is a Goddess of Milk and lactation.
• Paka'a - God of the Wind. - Hawaiian God
  Paka'a is a God of the Wind and the inventor of the sail.
• Papahanaumoku - Creator Goddess. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Papahanaumoku ("broad place who gives birth to islands") is a Creator Goddess.
• Pele - Goddess of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Pele is the Goddess of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes.
• Poli'ahu - Goddess of Snow. - Hawaiian Goddess
  Poli'ahu is a Goddess of Snow who lives on Mauna Kea.
• Ukupanipo - Shark God. - Hawaiian God
  Ukupanipo is a shark god who controls the amount of fish close enough for the fisherman to catch.
• Wakea - God of the Sky. - Hawaiian God
  Wakea is a God of the Sky, the eldest son of Kahiko ("Ancient One"), and lives in Olalowaia.
• Aditi - Mother Goddess - Hindu Goddess
  Aditi ("Unbound, Free One") is a sky goddess and mother of the gods from whose cosmic matrix the heavenly bodies were born.
• Agnayi - Fire Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Agnayi ("Daughter of the Fire God") is a Fire Goddess and daughter of Agni and Svaha.
• Agni - God of fire and the acceptor of sacrifices. - Hindu God
  Agni is a God of fire and the acceptor of sacrifices.
• Aranyani - Goddess of the forests. - Hindu Goddess
  Aranyani is a Goddess of the forests and the animals that dwell within them.
• Bhumi - Earth Goddess - Hindu Goddess
  Bhumi is the personification of Mother Earth.
• Bhuvaneshvari - Creator Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Bhuvaneshvari ("Queen of the Universe") is a Creator Goddess and one of the ten Mahavidya goddesses.
• Chamunda - Goddess of War and epidemics. - Hindu Goddess
  Chamunda (Chamundi, Chamundeshwari, Charchika) is a Goddess of War and epidemics and one of the seven mother goddesses.
• Danu - Primordial Mother Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Danu is a Primordial Mother Goddess.
• Dhumavati - Goddess of death. - Hindu Goddess
  Dhumavati ("the smoky one") is a Goddess of death.
• Durga - Warrior Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Durga ("the Invincible") is a Warrior Goddess.
• Ganesha - God of good fortune. - Hindu God
  Ganesha is a God of good fortune, wisdom and literature.
• Ganga - Goddess of the River Ganges. - Hindu Goddess
  Ganga is the Goddess of the River Ganges.
• Gayatri - Goddess of Education. - Hindu Goddess
  Gayatri is a Goddess of Education, she is depicted as seated on a red lotus, signifying wealth.
• Hanuman - Monkey God of Knowledge and Learning - Hindu God
  Hanuman is a Monkey God of Knowledge and Learning.
• Indrani - Goddess of wrath and jealousy. - Hindu Goddess
  Indrani (Shacihi) is a Goddess of wrath and jealousy.
• Jagaddhatri - Supreme Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Jagaddhatri ('the Protector of the World') is the Supreme Goddess.
• Jagannath - God of Creation. - Hindu God
  Jagannath ("Lord of the Universe") is a God of Creation.
• Kali - Goddess of Time and Change. - Hindu Goddess
  Kali ("the black one") is the Goddess of Time, Change and destruction.
• Kamadhenu - Cow Goddess, mother of all cows. - Hindu Goddess
  Kamadhenu ("the fragrant one") is a Cow Goddess and the mother of all cows.
• Kathyayini - Goddess of Prosperity. - Hindu Goddess
  Kathyayini is a Goddess of Prosperity.
• Kubera - God of Wealth. - Hindu God
  Kubera is a God of Wealth.
• Lajja Gauri - Goddess of Abundance and Ferility. - Hindu Goddess
  Lajja Gauri is a Goddess of Abundance and Ferility.
• Lakshmi - Goddess of wealth. - Hindu Goddess
  Lakshmi is a Goddess of wealth, prosperity, fortune, and the embodiment of beauty.
• Mariamman - Goddess of Rain - Hindu Goddess
  Mariamman or Mari ("Mother Mari") is a Goddess of Rain.
• Murugan - God of war and victory. - Hindu God
  Murugan is a God of war and victory.
• Nirrti - Goddess of death and corruption. - Hindu Goddess
  Nirrti is a Goddess of death and corruption.
• Parvati - Goddess of Power and Creation. - Hindu Goddess
  Parvati ("She of the mountains") is a Goddess of Power, Creation and Victory of Good over Evil.She is another form of Shakti.
• Prithvi - Fertility and Mother Goddess. - Hindu Goddess
  Prithvi is a Fertility and Mother Goddess, she is one of the two wives of Lord Vishnu.
• Rambha - Goddess of dancing. - Hindu Goddess
  Rambha is a Goddess of dancing, music and love-making.She is often asked by the king of the Devas, Indra to break the tapasya of sages so that the purity of their penance is tested against temptation..
• Rati - Goddess of love, carnal desire, lust, passion and sexual pleasure. - Hindu Goddess
  Rati is a Goddess of love, carnal desire, lust, passion and sexual pleasure.
• Saranyu - Goddess of the dawn and the clouds. - Hindu Goddess
  Saranyu (Saranya, Sanjna, or Sangya) is a Goddess of the dawn and the clouds.
• Saraswati - Goddess of knowledge, music, arts and science. - Hindu Goddess
  Saraswati ("she who has flow"), Goddess of knowledge, music, arts and science.
• Sati - Goddess of marital felicity and longevity. - Hindu Goddess
  Sati (Dakshayani) is the Goddess of marital felicity and longevity.
• Shakti - Goddess of creative power and fertility. - Hindu Goddess
  Shakti is a Goddess and personification of creative power and fertility.
• Sheetala - Goddess of Sores. - Hindu Goddess
  Sheetala (Shitala, Sitala) is a Goddess of Sores, ghouls, pustules and diseases.
• Tripura Sundari - Goddess of Youth - Hindu Goddess
  Tripura Sundari ("Beautiful Goddess of the Three Cities") is a Goddess of Youth.
• Uma - Goddess of the Mountains. - Hindu Goddess
  Uma (Lady of the Mountains) is a Goddess of the Mountains.
• Ushas - Goddess of the Dawn. - Hindu Goddess
  Ushas is a Goddess of the Dawn.
• Alalus - Primordial God. - Hittite God
  Alalus (Alalu) is a primordial God identified by the Greeks as Hypsistos.
• Hannahannah - Mother Goddess - Hittite Goddess
  Hannahannah ("grandmother") is a Mother Goddess.
• Hapantali - Pastoral Goddess. - Hittite Goddess
  Hapantali(Hapantaliya) is a pastoral Goddes who cares for the sheep of Istani.
• Hasameli - God of metalworkers. - Hittite God
  Hasameli is a God of metalworkers and craftsmen.
• Hatepuna - Daughter of the sea. - Hittite Goddess
  Hatepuna ("sea child") (Hatepinu) is a Goddess and daughter of the sea.
• Inar - God of woods and fields. - Hittite God
  Inar is a God of woods and fields with similar tasks as Kurunta, the god of wild animals and hunting.
• Inara - Goddess of the wild animals of the steppe. - Hittite Goddess
  Inara, was the goddess of the wild animals of the steppe.
• Istanu - God of the sun and of judgement. - Hittite God
  Istanu ("Sun God") is the God of the sun and of judgement.
• Istustaya - Goddess of destiny - Hittite Goddess
  Istustaya is a goddess of destiny who is closely associated with Papaya, their task is to spin the thread of life, especially the one of the king.
• Kamrusepa - Goddess of healing. - Hittite Goddess
  Kamrusepa is a Goddess of healing, medicine and magic.
• Rundas - God of the hunt and good fortune. - Hittite God
  Rundas is the God of the hunt and of good fortune.
• Sandas - Lion God - Hittite God
  Sandas (Sandan) is a lion god and represented with a horned lion.
• Suwaliyat - God of Winds and Storms. - Hittite God
  Suwaliyat is a God of Winds and Storms and brother of Teshub, god of sky and storm.
• Telepinu - God of Farming - Hittite God
  Telepinu is the God of Farming and a son of the weather and fertility god.
• Upelluri - God of dreaming. - Hittite God
  Upelluri is a God of dreaming.
• Zababa - God of War - Hittite God
  Zababa (Zamama) is the God of War and patron god of the city of Kish.
• Boldogasszony - Goddess of motherhood and Childbirth - Hungarian Goddess
  Boldog Asszony ("Blessed Lady") is the goddess associated with birth, fertility and harvests, and was incorporated into Hungarian Catholicism.
• Hadur - God of War, metalsmith of the Gods - Hungarian God
  Hadúr ("warlord", "lord of the armies") is the god of fire, War, and metalsmith of the Gods.
• Napkiraly - God of the Sun - Hungarian God
  Meaning "King of the Sun".
• Hebat - Sun goddess. - Hurrian Goddess
  Hebat (Kheba, Khepat) Sun and mother goddess, known as "the mother of all living".
• Nergal - God of the netherworld. - Hurrian God
  Nergal (Nirgal, Nirgali) is the God of the netherworld.
• Shaushka - Goddess of fertility. - Hurrian Goddess
  Shaushka (Sauska) is the goddess of fertility, war and healing.
• Teshub - God of the sky, weather and storms. - Hurrian God
  Teshub is the God of the sky, weather and storms.
• Apu - God or spirit of mountains. - Inca God
  Apu was a god or spirit of mountains and the important mountains all had their own Apu, and some of them receive sacrifices to bring out certain aspects of their being.
• Cavillace - Virgin Goddess - Inca Goddess
  Cavillace is a virgin goddess.
• Chasca - Goddess of dawn and twilight, and Venus. - Inca Goddess
  Chasca or Ch'aska ("The long-haired Star") was the goddess of the dawn and twilight and of the planet Venus.
• Coniraya - Moon God. - Inca God
  Coniraya is a Moon God and Creator of all things.
• Ekkeko - God of the hearth and wealth. - Inca God
  Ekkeko was a god of the hearth and wealth.
• Illapa - Weather God - Inca God
  llapa ("thunder and lightning") is the God of Weather.
• Inti - Sun God - Inca God
  Inti is the Sun God and patron deity of the Inca Empire.
• Kon - God of rain. - Inca God
  Kon is a God of rain and wind that came from the south.
• Kuka Mama - Goddess of health and joy. - Inca Goddess
  Kuka Mama ("mother coca") is a Goddess of health and joy.
• Mama Cocha - Sea and fish goddess, protectress of sailors and fishermen. - Inca Goddess
  Mama Cocha (Cochamama) ("mother ocean") was a sea and fish goddess, protectress of sailors and fishermen.
• Mama Quilla - Goodess of marriage, festival and the moon. - Inca Goddess
  Mama Quilla (Mama Killa, Mama Kilya), is the third power and goddess of the moon.
• Mama Zara - Goddess of grain. - Inca Goddess
  Mama Zara ("maize mother") (Mama Sara, Saramama) is the Goddess of grain and fertility.
• Pacha Camac - Chthonic creator god. - Inca God
  Pacha Kamaq ("Creator of the World") was believed to have created the first man and woman, but forgot to give them food and the man died.
• Pariacaca - God of water and rainstorms. - Inca God
  Pariacaca (Paryaqaqa) is the God of water, rainstorms and a creator-god.
• Supay - God of death. - Inca God
  Supay (Zupay) is the god of death and ruler of the Uca Pacha, the underworld.
• Urcuchillay - God that watched over animals. - Inca God
  Urcuchillay was a god worshipped by Incas herders, who was believed to take the shape of a multi-coloured llama who watched over animals.
• Viracocha - God of everything. - Inca God
  Viracocha (Wiracocha) is the Creator God of everything, he is the substance from which all things are created.
• Igaluk - God of the Moon. - Inuit God
  Igaluk (Aningan) is a God of the Moon.
• Nanook - God of bears and hunting. - Inuit God
  Nanook ("Polar Bear") is the God of bears and hunting.
• Torngarsuk - Sky God. - Inuit God
  Torngarsuk (Torngasak) is a Sky God, he is the master of whales and seals.
• Aengus - God of love, youth and poetic inspiration. - Irish God
  Aengus or Aengus Og ("Aengus the young") was a God of love, youth and poetic inspiration.
• Aibell - Guardian Goddess of the Dalassians. - Irish Goddess
  Aibell (Aoibheall) is the Guardian Goddess of the Dalassians (Dál gCais).  Her dwelling place was Craig Liath, the grey rock, a hill overlooking the Shannon.
• Aine - Goddess of Love and Fertility - Irish Goddess
  Aine is the Goddess of Love and Fertility, summer, wealth and sovereignty.
• Banba - Patron Goddess of Ireland - Irish Goddess
  Banba (Banbha) Patron Goddess of Ireland, she is the daughter of Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
• Boann - Goddess of the River Boyne. - Irish Goddess
  Boann (Boand) ("White Cow"), is the Goddess of the River Boyne.
• Brighid - Goddess of Fire and Water. - Irish Goddess
  Brighid is a Goddess of Fire and Water.
• Creidhne - God of Metalworkers. - Irish God
  Creidhne (Credne) was a son of Brigid and Tuireann and the goldsmith of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
• Dagda - God of the Earth, and father God. Leader of the Tuatha de Danaan. - Irish God
  Dagda is the God of the Earth, and father God.
• Danu - Goddess of Rivers, Water, Wells, Prosperity, Magick, and Wisdom. - Irish Goddess
  Danu (Dana) is a Goddess of Rivers, Water, Wells, Prosperity, Magick, and Wisdom.
• Diancecht - God of Healing and Medicine. - Irish God
  Dian Cecht ("Strong Plough") (Cainte, Canta) is the God of healing and healer for the Tuatha Dé Danann.
• Eriu - Matron Goddess of Ireland - Irish Goddess
  ériu (éire, Eri) Matron Goddess of Ireland, she is the daughter of Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
• Ernmas - Mother Goddess. - Irish Goddess
  Ernmas is a mother goddess, and one of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
• Flidais - Goddess of Nature. - Irish Goddess
  Flidais is a Goddess of Nature, Forests, Woodlands, and Wild Things.
• Fodla - Patron Goddess of Ireland. - Irish Goddess
  Fódla (Fótla, Fódhla, Fóla), daughter of Ernmas of the Tuatha Dé Danann, was one of the three patron goddesses of Ireland.
• Macha - Goddess of War. - Irish Goddess
  Macha is a Goddess of ancient Ireland, associated with war, horses, sovereignty.
• Nechtan - God of the Underworld. - Irish God
  Nechtan was the father and/or husband of Boann.
• Nemain - Goddess of Panic and War. - Irish Goddess
  Nemain (Nemhain) is the Goddess of Panic and War and one of the battle furies.
• Niamh - Goddess of Beauty and Brightness. - Irish Goddess
  Niamh is the Goddess of Beauty and Brightness.
• Scathach - Warrior Goddess. - Irish Goddess
  Scathach is a Warrior Goddess and martial arts teacher who trains the legendary hero Cú Chulainn in the arts of combat.
• Tuireann - God of Thunder. - Irish God
  Tuireann (Tuirenn, Tuirill Biccreo) is a God of Thunder and the father of Creidhne, Luchtaine and Giobhniu by Brigid.
• Aradia - Goddess of Witches - Italian Goddess
  Aradia is the Goddess of Witches.
• Amaterasu - Goddess of the sun. - Japanese Goddess
  Amaterasu ("shining in heaven") is the Goddess of the sun and the universe.
• Benten - Goddess of everything that flows - Japanese Goddess
  Benzaiten is the goddess of everything that flows: water, words, speech, eloquence, music and knowledge.
• Daikokuten - God of wealth. - Japanese God
  Daikokuten is a God of wealth, the harvest, the household, the kitchen.
• Ebisu - God of fishermen, luck, and workingmen. - Japanese God
  Ebisu is the God of fishermen, luck, and workingmen, as well as the guardian of the health of small children.
• Fukurokuju - God of wisdom and longevity. - Japanese God
  Fukurokuju is the God of wisdom and longevity.
• Hachiman - God of War. - Japanese God
  Hachiman ("God of Eight Banners") is a God of war and archery, and a god of warriors.
• Hotei - God contentment and abundance. - Japanese God
  Hotei ("Cloth Sack") is the God contentment and abundance.
• Izanagi - Forefather of the gods. - Japanese God
  Izanagi is a God and the forefather of the gods, god of creation and life.
• Izanami - Goddess of creation and death. - Japanese Goddess
  Izanami ("she who invites") (Izanami-no-Mikoto) is a Goddess of creation and death.
• Kagu-tsuchi - God of Fire. - Japanese God
  Kagu-tsuchi is a God of Fire.
• Konohanasakuya-hime - Goddess of Mount Fuji - Japanese Goddess
  Konohanasakuya-hime is the Goddess of Mount Fuji and all volcanoes.
• Omoikane - God of wisdom and intelligence - Japanese God
  Omoikane ("serving one's thoughts.") is a Shinto god of wisdom and intelligence.
• Raijin - God of thunder and lightning. - Japanese God
  Raijin ("thunder God") was the God of thunder and lightning and storms.
• Ryujin - God of the Sea. - Japanese God
  Ryujin (Ryojin) ("Dragon God") is a God of the Sea.
• Suijin - God of Water. - Japanese God
  Suijin is a God of Water.
• Susanoo-no-Mikoto - God of storms and of the sea. - Japanese God
  Susanoo-no-Mikoto (Takehaya Susanoo-no-Mikoto) is the God of storms and of the sea.
• Tenjin - God of scholarship. - Japanese God
  Tenjin ("sky god") is the Shinto kami of scholarship, the deification of a scholar and poet.
• Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto - God of the moon. - Japanese God
  Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto (Tsukuyomi, Tsukiyomi) is the God of the moon.
• Uzume - Goddess of the dawn. - Japanese Goddess
  Uzume (Ame-no-Uzume-no-mikoto) is a Goddess of dawn, mirth and revelry.
• Eobshin - Goddess of wealth and storage. - Korean Goddess
  Eobshin is a Goddess of wealth and storage.
• Munshin - God of Doors. - Korean God
  Munshin (Munjeon) ("Door God") is the God of Doors and protected all of the house.
• Nulgubjishin - God of grain - Korean God
  Nulgubjishin (Nadgarishin) was one of the Gashin, the household deities of Korean mythology.
• Sosamshin - Goddess of cowbirth - Korean Goddess
  Sosamshin is the goddess of cowbirth, she is a Gashin, or household deity.
• Auseklis - God of the Dawn. - Latvian God
  Auseklis is a God of the Dawn and the personification of Venus.
• Jumis - God of the Harvest. - Latvian God
  Jumis is a God of the Harvest who is responsible for ensuring a good harvest.
• Laima - Goddess of Fate and Luck. - Latvian Goddess
  Laima (luck) is a Goddess of Fate and Luck.
• Mara - Goddess who protected cows. - Latvian Goddess
  Mara (lopu Marija, Lopu mate, Piena mate) is a Goddess who protected cows, she ensure cows gave milk.
• Meness - God of the Moon. - Latvian God
  Meness was the god of the moon and the patron of travelers and soldiers.
• Perkons - God of thunder. - Latvian God
  Perkons ("Thunder") is a God of thunder, storms, rain, mountains, oak trees and the sky.
• Saule - Goddess of the Sun. - Latvian Goddess
  Saule is a Goddess of the Sun, life and fertility, warmth and health.
• Usins - God of Horses. - Latvian God
  Usins (Ūsiņš) God of Horses who ensured the wellbeing of livestock.
• Zeme - Goddess of the Earth. - Latvian Goddess
  Zeme (Zemes-mãte) ("Mother of the Earth") is a Goddess of the Earth and Mother Goddes, she is identical to Lithuanian Goddess Žemyna.
• Asvieniai - Divine Twins and Gods of Horses. - Lithuanian God
  Ašvieniai are divine twins and Gods of Horses.
• Ausrine - Goddess of the Beauty and Youth. - Lithuanian Goddess
  Aušrine is a Goddess of the Beauty and Youth and a divine personification of the Morning Star (Venus).
• Austaras - God of the Northeast Wind. - Lithuanian God
  Auštaras (Auštra) is the God of the Northeast Wind, who stands at the gates of paradise and lights the way for those going to paradise..
• Dalia - Goddess of Fate. - Lithuanian Goddess
  Dalia is the Goddess of fate, she is the giver and taker of goods and property.
• Dievas - Supreme Creator God. - Lithuanian God
  Dievas is the Supreme Creator God.
• Jievaras - Household God and Protector of Grain. - Lithuanian God
  Jievaras is a household God and Protector of Grain.
• Medeina - Forest Goddess. - Lithuanian Goddess
  Medeina (Medeinė) is a Goddess and protector of forests.
• Perkunas - God of Thunder. - Lithuanian God
  Perkūnas is a God of Thunder, rain, mountains, oak trees and the sky.
• Zemyna - Goddess of the Earth. - Lithuanian Goddess
  Žemyna is a Goddess of the Earth and Mother Goddess.
• Ao - God of light and the world of the living. - Maori God
  Ao ("Daylight") is the God of light and the world of the living and a primordial deity of nature.
• Auahituroa - God of comets, and the origin of fire. - Maori God
  Auahituroa ("long standing smoke") is the God of comets, and the origin of fire.
• Haumia-tiketike - God of wild or uncultivated food - Maori God
  He is the god of wild or uncultivated foods and is strongly associated with fernroot.
• Hine-nui-te-po - Goddess of night and death. - Maori Goddess
  Hine-nui-te-po ("Great woman of the night") is a Goddess of night and death, and ruler of the underworld.
• Mahuika - Fire goddess. - Maori Goddess
  Mahuika is a Fire goddess and wife of the god Auahituroa, the God of comets, and the origin of fire.
• Makeatutara - Guardian of the underworld - Maori God
  Makeatutara is the guardian of the underworld.
• Maru - God of war. - Maori God
  Maru is a God of war.
• Papatuanuku - Primordial earth mother - Maori Goddess
  Papatuanuku (Papa) is the Primordial earth mother, who with Rangi, lie locked together in a tight embrace.
• Puhaorangi - Celestial God. - Maori God
  Puhaorangi is a celestial God who descended from the heavens to sleep with the beautiful maiden Te Kuraimonoa..
• Punga - God of sharks, lizard, rays and all things ugly. - Maori God
  Punga ("anchor stone") is the God of sharks, lizard, rays and all things ugly.
• Ranginui - Primordial sky father. - Maori God
  Ranginui (Rangi, Raki, Rakinui) is the primordial sky father who, with his wife Papatuanuku the earth mother, lie locked together in a tight embrace while their children are forced to live in the cramped darkness between them.
• Rehua - Star God. - Maori God
  Rehua is a star god with the power of healing.
• Rohe - Goddess of the spirit world. - Maori Goddess
  Rohe is the Goddess of the spirit world and wife of Maui.
• Rongo - God of cultivated food. - Maori God
  Rongo ("peace") is a major god, the god of cultivated food, especially the Sweet Potato.
• Ruaumoko - God of volcanoes. - Maori God
  Ruaumoko is a God of volcanoes, earthquakes and seasons.
• Tama-nui-te-ra - God of the Sun - Maori God
  Tama-nui-te-ra (Tamanuitera) is the God and personification of the sun.
• Tangaroa - God of the Sea - Maori God
  Tangaroa (Takaroa) is the god of the sea, father of all fish and a son of Ranginui and Papatuanuku.
• Tawhirimatea - God of weather, thunder, lightning, rain, wind and storms - Maori God
  Tawhirimatea (Tawhiri) Maori God of weather, thunder, lightning, rain, wind and storms.
• Tumatauenga - God of war. - Maori God
  Tumatauenga is a God of war.
• Tu-te-wehiwehi - Father of all reptiles. - Maori God
  Tu-te-wehiwehi (Tu-te-wanawana) is the God and father of all reptiles.
• Uenuku - God of rainbows - Maori God
  Uenuku is the god of rainbows.
• Whiro - Lord of darkness and embodiment of evil - Maori God
  Whiro, is the lord of darkness and the embodiment of all evil.
• Camazotz - Bat god of the night, death and sacrifice. - Mayan God
  Camazotz ("death bat") is a Bat god of the night, death and sacrifice.
• Chaac - God of Rain - Mayan God
  Chaac is a God of rain.
• Ekchuah - God of warriors and merchants. - Mayan God
  Ekchuah is a God of warriors and merchants.
• Gukumatz - Feathered Snake god and creator. - Mayan God
  Gukumatz (Q'uq'umatz) is a Feathered Snake god and creator, who created humanity.
• Huracan - God of wind. - Mayan God
  Huracan is a God of wind, storm, fire and a creator god.
• Kinich Ahau - Sun God - Mayan God
  Kinich Ahau is a Sun God.
• Tohil - Fire, Sun and Rain God. - Mayan God
  Tohil (Tojil) is a Fire, Sun and Rain God and patron god of the K'iche.
• Yum Kaax - God of the wild vegetation. - Mayan God
  Yum Kaax ('lord of the forest') is the God of the wild vegetation and guardian of its animals.
• Britomartis - Virgin Goddess of the Hunt - Minoan Goddess
  Britomartis ("sweet maiden", "sweet virgin") was the Minoan goddess of mountains and hunting and nets.
• Aegir - God of the ocean. - Norse God
  Aegir is a God of the ocean and king of the sea creatures.
• Balder - Fairest of the Gods - Norse God
  Baldr (also Balder, Baldur) is the Fairest of the Gods.
• Bergelmir - Father of the Frost Giants. - Norse God
  Bergelmir ("Mountain Yeller") is the Father of the Frost Giants and grandson of Ymir.
• Bestla - Mother Goddess. - Norse Goddess
  Bestla is the Goddess and mother of the gods Odin, Vili and Vé.
• Borr - Creator God. - Norse God
  Borr (Bor, Bur) is a Creator God and son of the first God Buri.
• Bragi - God of poets and skaldi. - Norse God
  Bragi is the God of poets and the patron of all skaldi (poets) in Norse culture.
• Buri - Creator God. - Norse God
  Buri is a creator God, first of the Aesir, father of Bor and grandfather of Odin.
• Bylgia - Water Goddess - Norse Goddess
  Bylgia ("billow") is a water and sea Goddess.
• Dagur - The personification of day. - Norse God
  Dagur ("Day") (Dagr) is the personification of day, he drives the day chariot across the sky.
• Dellingr - God of the Dawn. - Norse God
  Dellingr (Dellinder) ("shining one") is a God and personification of the Dawn.
• Eir - Goddess of healing. - Norse Goddess
  Eir ("help, mercy") is a Goddess of healing and shamanic healers, companion of the goddess Frigg.
• Forseti - God of justice who settles court disputes in his gilded hall. - Norse God
  Forseti ("the presiding one") is an æsir god of justice and reconciliation.
• Freya - Goddess of love, beauty and sensuality. - Norse Goddess
  Freyja is a goddess associated with love, beauty, fertility, gold, seiðr, war, and death.
• Freyr - God of fertility, sun and rain. - Norse God
  Freyr ("Lord") (Frey) is the God of fertility, sun and rain.
• Frigg - Wife of Odin and the goddess of marriage and fertility. - Norse Goddess
  She is said to be the wife of Odin, and is the "foremost among the goddesses" and the queen of Asgard.
• Gefion - Goddess of agriculture. - Norse Goddess
  Gefion (Gefjon, Gefjun) is a Goddess of agriculture, the plough and virginity.
• Gerd - Goddess of Ferility - Norse Goddess
  Gerd (Gerdr) ("fenced-in") is the wife of Freyr and a goddess of fertility.
• Heimdall - God of light and protection. - Norse God
  Heimdall is the God of light and protection.
• Hel - Goddess of death. - Norse Goddess
  Hel is the Goddess of death and ruler of the realm of the dead.
• Hermod - The messenger of the gods. - Norse God
  Hermodr the Brave ("war-spirit"), was the messenger of the gods.
• Hodr - Blind god of darkness and winter. - Norse God
  Hodr (Hod, Hoder, or Hodur) was the blind Norse God who was tricked by Loki into killing his brother Baldor with an arrow made from Mistletoe.
• Idun - Goddess of the spring and eternal youth. - Norse Goddess
  Idun or Idunn ("ever young") is the Goddess of the spring, eternal youth and the keeper of the golden apples and granter of eternal youthfulness..
• Jord - Goddess of the primitive and unpopulated earth. - Norse Goddess
  Jord ("earth") is a female Jotunn.
• Kvasir - The wisest of the Vanir gods. - Norse God
  Kvasir is God of Knowledge, wisdom and teaching.
• Lofn - Goddess of forbidden love, who blesses all illicit love affairs. - Norse Goddess
  Lofn ("comforter", "loving") is the Goddess of forbidden love, who blesses all illicit love affairs.
• Loki - Trickster god of the Norse. - Norse God
  Loki (Loptr, or Hvedrungr) is the Trickster god of the Norse, concerned with thievery, magic and fire.
• Magni - Son of Thor and god of brute strength. - Norse God
  Magni ("Strong") is the Son of Thor and god of brute strength.
• Mani - God of the moon - Norse God
  Mani ("Moon") is the God of the moon and brother of the sun goddess Sol.
• Miming - Minor forest god. - Norse God
  Miming is a Minor forest god.
• Mimir - God of knowledge and wisdom. - Norse God
  Mimir ("The rememberer, the wise one") is the God of knowledge and wisdom.
• Nanna - Norse Goddess - Norse Goddess
  Nanna is a Norse Goddess who is the wife of Baldr and mother to Forseti, the god of justice and reconciliation.
• Njord - God of the sea, wind and fire. - Norse God
  Njord is a god among the Vanir and father of the deities Freyr and Freyja and is associated with sea, seafaring, wind, fishing, wealth, and crop fertility.
• Norns - The triple goddesses of fate and destiny. - Norse Goddess
  Norns are the goddesses of fate and destiny of gods and men.
• Nott - Goddess of night. - Norse Goddess
  Nott ("night") is the Goddess of night who rides the night-chariot in it's track through the sky.
• Odin - God of war. - Norse God
  Odin is a God of war, battle, victory and death, but also wisdom, Shamanism, magic, poetry, prophecy, and the hunt.
• Ran - Goddess of storms and the drowned dead. - Norse Goddess
  Ran ("sea") is the Goddess of storms and the drowned dead.
• Regin - God of metalworkers and craftsmen. - Norse God
  Regin is a God of metalworkers and craftsmen, he can work iron as well as silver and gold.
• Rigr - Creator God. - Norse God
  Rigr is a Creator God, described as "old and wise, mighty and strong", he is the father of mankind..
• Saga - Goddess of poetry and history. - Norse Goddess
  Saga ("Seeress") is a Goddess of poetry and history.
• Sif - Goddess of the earth. - Norse Goddess
  Sif is a Goddess of the earth and wife of Thor and is known for her golden hair.
• Sjofn - Goddess of love, passion and marital harmony. - Norse Goddess
  Sjofn is Goddess of love, passion and marital harmony.
• Skadi - Goddess of Bowhunting. - Norse Goddess
  Skadi (Skade, Skathi) is a Goddess of Bowhunting, skiing, winter, and mountains.
• Sol - Goddess of the sun. - Norse Goddess
  Sol (Sunna) is a Goddess of the sun, who guides the sun-chariot through the sky.
• Syn - Goddess of watchfulness and truth. - Norse Goddess
  Syn ("Refusal") was a Norse Goddess of watchfulness, truth and Doorways.
• Thor - Thunder-god and the protector of men and gods. - Norse God
  Thor is associated with thunder, lightning, storms, oak trees, strength, the protection of mankind, and also hallowing, healing and fertility.
• Tyr - God of Law. - Norse God
  Tyr is a God of Law and heroic glory in war.
• Ullr - God of justice and duelling, archery and skiing. - Norse God
  Ullr ("Glory") is the God of justice and duelling, archery and skiing.
• Vali - Son of Odin - Norse God
  Vali is the Son of Odin, and the God born to avenge the death of Balder.
• Valkyries - The battle-maidens. - Norse Goddess
  Valkyries ("chooser of the slain") are a group of Goddesses who decide which soldiers die in battle and which live.
• Var - Goddess of contracts and oaths. - Norse Goddess
  Var ("pledge, beloved") (Vor) is the Goddess of contracts, marriage agreements and oaths.
• Ve - Creator God. - Norse God
  Ve (Vé) is a Creator God, brother to Odin and Vili, the first Gods of the Aesir.
• Vidar - Son of Odin and the god of silence and vengeance. - Norse God
  Vidar ("wide ruler") (Vidarr) is the Son of Odin and the god of silence and vengeance.
• Vili - Creator God. - Norse God
  Vili ("Will") is a Creator God, brother to Odin and Ve, the first Gods of the Aesir.
• Volla - Goddess of Bounty and Fertility. - Norse Goddess
  Volla (Fulla) is a Goddess of Bounty, Fertility and Healing.
• Ymir - Primordial God. - Norse God
  Ymir (Aurgelmir, Brimir, Bláinnis) a Primordial God who was born from the venom that dripped from the icy rivers élivágar and lived in the grassless void of Ginnungagap.
• Ahurani - Water Goddess - Persian Goddess
  Ahurani is a Water Goddess and of health, prosperity, renown, and for the well-being of the soul.
• Baalat Gebal - Goddess of the city of Byblos. - Phoenician Goddess
  Ba‘alat Gebal ("Lady of Byblos") is the goddess of the city of Byblos, she was known to the Greeks as Baaltis or Atargatis.
• Baal-Hamon - God of sky and vegetation. - Phoenician God
  Ba'al-Hamon ("Ruler of a Crowd or Multitude") is a God of sky and vegetation and the chief god of Carthage.
• Eshmun - God of healing - Phoenician God
  Eshmun (Eshmoun) is a God of healing and the tutelary god of Sidon.
• Melqart - God of the Phoenician city of Tyre. - Phoenician God
  Melqart is the God of the Phoenician city of Tyre.
• Abundantia - Goddess of Abundance and Prosperity. - Roman Goddess
  Abundantia ia a Goddess and divine personification of Abundance and Prosperity.
• Acca Larentia - Goddess of Fertility. - Roman Goddess
  Acca Larentia is a Goddess of Fertility.
• Acis - God of the Acis River in Sicily. - Roman God
  Acis is the God of the Acis River in Sicily.
• Aesculapius - God of health and medicine. - Roman God
  Aesculapius is the God of health, healing and medicine.
• Aeternitas - Gddess and personification of eternity. - Roman Goddess
  Aeternitas is a goddess and the personification of eternity.
• Angerona - Goddess who relieved people from pain and sorrow. - Roman Goddess
  Angerona is a Goddess who relieved people from pain and sorrow.
• Angitia - Goddess associated with snakes and Medea. - Roman Goddess
  Angitia is a Goddess associated with snakes, Medea and Circe.
• Anna Perenna - Goddess of the circle of the year - Roman Goddess
  An old Roman goddess of the circle of the year and of long life and renewal, health and plenty, her festival was on the Ides of March (March 15th).
• Antevorta - Goddess of the future. - Roman Goddess
  Antevorta (Porrima) is the Goddess of the future.
• Averruncus - God of averting harm. - Roman God
  Averruncus (Auruncus) is a God of averting harm who was propitiated to avert calamity.
• Bacchus - God of Wine - Roman God
  The Roman god of wine and intoxication, equated with the Greek Dionysus.
• Bellona - Goddess of War. - Roman Goddess
  Bellona is a Goddess of War.
• Bona Dea - Goddess of Chastity and Fertility. - Roman Goddess
  Bona Dea ("The Good Goddess") is a Goddess of Chastity and Fertility in women.
• Bonus Eventus - God of Success. - Roman God
  Bonus Eventus ("Good Outcome") is a God of Success.
• Caca - Fire Goddess - Roman Goddess
  Caca (Cacia) is a Goddess of Fire and Hearth and sister of Cacus.
• Cacus - God of fire. - Roman God
  Cacus was a fire-breathing giant, a God of fire and the son of Vulcan.
• Caelus - God of the Sky. - Roman God
  Caelus (Coelus) is a God of the Sky.
• Cardea - Goddess of the hinge - Roman Goddess
  Cardea or Carda was the goddess of the hinge, she is associated with two other deities who preside over doorways: Forculus ("door") and Limentinus ("threshold") and this trinity of divinities belongs to rituals of marking out sacred space and fixing boundaries.
• Carmenta - Goddess of childbirth and prophecy - Roman Goddess
  Carmenta was a goddess of childbirth and prophecy, associated with technological innovation as well as the protection of mothers and children, and a patron of midwives.
• Ceres - Goddess of Corn. - Roman Goddess
  Ceres a goddess of agriculture, grain crops, fertility and motherly relationships.
• Clementia - Goddess of forgiveness and mercy. - Roman Goddess
  Clementia is a Goddess of forgiveness and mercy.
• Cloacina - Goddess who presided over the system of sewers in Rome - Roman Goddess
  Cloacina was the goddess who presided over the Cloaca Maxima and was originally came from Etruscan mythology.
• Concordia - Goddess of agreement, understanding, and marital harmony. - Roman Goddess
  Concordia is the Goddess of agreement, understanding, and marital harmony.
• Consus - Chthonic god protecting grain storage. - Roman God
  Consus was the protector of grains and storage bins, which were stored in underground vaults.
• Cupid - God of Love. - Roman God
  Cupid ("desire") is the god of desire, erotic love, attraction and affection.
• Dea Dia - Goddess of growth. - Roman Goddess
  Dea Dia is a Goddess of growth.
• Dea Tacita - Goddess of the dead - Roman Goddess
  Dea Tacita ("the silent goddess") was a goddess of the dead.
• Decima - Goddess of the measurer of the thread of life. - Roman Goddess
  Decima is the Goddess of the measurer of the thread of life.
• Diana - Goddess of Fertility, Hunting, and the Moon - Roman Goddess
  Diana ("heavenly, divine") (Diana Nemorensis - Diana Of The Wood) is the Goddess of Fertility, Hunting, the Moon, childbirth and the wild woodlands and associated with the constellation of Ursa Major.
• Dis Pater - God of wealth and the underworld. - Roman God
  Dis Pater("father of riches") (Dispater) is the God of wealth and the underworld.
• Disciplina - Goddess and personification of discipline. - Roman Goddess
  Disciplina is a Goddess and personification of discipline.
• Dius Fidius - God of oaths. - Roman God
  Dius Fidius (Dius Fidus) is the God of oaths.
• Egeria - Water Goddess and Oracle - Roman Goddess
  Egeria was a water nymph who was the divine consort and counselor of Numa Pompilius.
• Fascinus - Phallic god who protected from envy and the evil eye. - Roman God
  Fascinus was a Roman god who was the embodiment of the divine phallus.
• Fauna - Goddess of prophecy. - Roman Goddess
  Fauna (Fatua, Fenta Fauna) is the Goddess of prophecy and fruitfulness, fertility and Spring.
• Faunus - God of Prophecy - Roman God
  Faunus is the God of Prophecy and the horned god of the forest, plains and fields.
• Faustitas - Goddess of Livestock. - Roman Goddess
  Faustitas("Good Fortune") is a Goddess who protected herd and livestock.
• Febris - Goddess of Fevers. - Roman Goddess
  Febris ("Fever") is a Goddess with the power to cause or prevent fevers and malaria.
• Februus - God of purification. - Roman God
  Februus is the God of purification and was worshipped by the Etruscans under the same name.
• Fecunditas - Personification of fertility. - Roman Goddess
  Fecunditas ("fecundity, fertility") is the Goddess and personification of fertility.
• Felicitas - Goddess of good luck. - Roman Goddess
  Felicitas ("fruitful, blessed, happy, lucky") is the Goddess and personification of good luck and success.
• Feronia - Goddess of Fertility and Abundance. - Roman Goddess
  Feronia is a Goddess of Fertility, Abundance, health and wildlife.
• Fides - Goddess of Trust - Roman Goddess
  Fides is the Goddess of Trust, good faith and honesty.
• Flora - Goddess of Flowers - Roman Goddess
  Flora was a goddess of flowers and the season of spring.
• Fontus - God of Wells and Springs. - Roman God
  Fontus (Fons) is the God of Wells and Springs.
• Fortuna - Goddess of Fortune and Luck. - Roman Goddess
  Fortuna is the Goddess of Fortune and the personification of Luck.
• Furrina - Goddess of Water and Springs. - Roman Goddess
  Furrina (Furina) is a Goddess of Water and Springs.
• Inuus - God of fertility. - Roman God
  Inuus (Fatuus, Fatulcus) is a God of fertility, sexual intercourse and protector of livestock..
• Invidia - Goddess of envy or jealousy. - Roman Goddess
  Invidia is the Goddess of envy or jealousy and is associated with the Evil Eye.
• Iris - Goddess of the rainbow. - Roman Goddess
  Iris is a Goddess of the rainbow and messenger of the gods.
• Janus - God of Gates and Doors. - Roman God
  Janus is the God of Gates and Doors, beginnings and trasistions.
• Juno - Goddess of Marriage and Women. - Roman Goddess
  Juno is the Goddess of Marriage and Women and the protector and special counselor of the state.
• Jupiter - Supreme King of the Gods - Roman God
  Jupiter (Jove) is the king of the gods, the sky, thunder and the cheif god of the Romans, he was the equivalent of the Greek god Zeus.
• Justitia - Goddess of justice. - Roman Goddess
  Justitia is a Goddess of justice and the spirit of moral order and fair judgement.
• Juturna - Goddess of fountains, wells, and springs. - Roman Goddess
  She was a sister of Turnus and the mother of Fontus by Janus.
• Juventas - Goddess of youth. - Roman Goddess
  Juventas ("Youth") is the goddess of youth and of the youthful bride.
• Lares - God of Household and Estate. - Roman God
  Lares are the Gods of Household and Estate, the hearth, fields, boundaries or fruitfulness.
• Laverna - Goddess of thieves, con men and charlatans. - Roman Goddess
  Laverna was a goddess of thieves, pickpockets, shopkeepers or dealers, plagiarists, rascals, and the underworld.
• Levana - Goddess of Childbirth. - Roman Goddess
  Levana is the Goddess of the rite through which fathers accepted newborn babies as their own.
• Liber - God of male fertility, viniculture and freedom. - Roman God
  Liber ("the free one") is a God of male fertility, viniculture and freedom and part of the Aventine Triad.
• Libera - Goddess of Fertility - Roman Goddess
  Libera ("The Free One") is a Goddess of Fertility.
• Libertas - Goddess of freedom. - Roman Goddess
  Libertas is a Goddess of freedom and embodiment of liberty.
• Libitina - Goddess of Funerals - Roman Goddess
  Libitina was associated with Venus.
• Lua - Goddess to whom soldiers sacrificed captured weapons. - Roman Goddess
  Lua is the Goddess to whom soldiers sacrificed captured weapons.
• Lucina - Goddess of Childbirth. - Roman Goddess
  Lucina is a Goddess of Childbirth who safeguarded the lives of women in labour.
• Luna - Goddess of the Moon. - Roman Goddess
  Luna is a Goddess of the Moon.
• Maia - Goddess of Growth and Increase. - Roman Goddess
  Maia is a Goddess of Growth and Increase.
• Mana Genita - Goddess of infant mortality. - Roman Goddess
  Mana Genita (Geneta Mana) is the goddess of infant mortality.
• Mania - Goddess of the Underworld and the dead. - Roman Goddess
  Mania (Manea) is a Goddess of the Underworld and the dead.
• Mantus - God of the dead - Roman God
  Mantus is the God of the dead and ruler of the underworld.
• Mars - God of War. - Roman God
  Mars is the God of War and also the guardian of agriculture.
• Mater Matuta - Goddess of dawn and childbirth, patroness of mariners. - Roman Goddess
  Mater Matuta is the Goddess of dawn and childbirth, patroness of mariners.
• Meditrina - Goddess of healing. - Roman Goddess
  Meditrina is a Goddess of health, longevity, wine and healing.
• Mefitis - Goddess and personification of poisonous gases and volcanic vapours. - Roman Goddess
  Mefitis is a Goddess and personification of poisonous gases and volcanic vapours.
• Mellona - Goddess of bees and beekeeping - Roman Goddess
  Mellona (Mellonia) is the goddess of bees and beekeeping.
• Mercury - Messenger God and God of Commerce - Roman God
  Mercury, one of the 12 gods of the Dii Consentes.
• Minerva - Goddess of Wisdom, Arts, and Trade. - Roman Goddess
  Minerva is a Goddess of Wisdom, Arts, and Trade.
• Mithras - God of Sun and Light - Roman God
  The name of the Persian god Mithra, adapted into Greek as Mithras, and the Mithraic Mysteries were a mystery religion practised in the Roman Empire.
• Moneta - Goddess of memory and money. - Roman Goddess
  Moneta ("one who warns") is a Goddess of memory, prosperity, finances and money.
• Mors - Personification of death. - Roman God
  Mors (Letus) is the personification of death equivalent to the Greek Thánatos.
• Morta - Goddess of death. - Roman Goddess
  Morta is a Goddess of death.
• Naenia - Goddess of funerary laments. - Roman Goddess
  Naenia (Nenia Dea) is the Goddess of funerary lament and closely connected to the end of a person's life.
• Nascio - Personification of the act of birth. - Roman Goddess
  Nascio ("birth") is a Goddess who was the personification of the act of birth and one of many goddesses of birth, and a protector of infants.
• Necessitas - Goddess of destiny. - Roman Goddess
  Necessitas is a Goddess of destiny, necessity and fate.
• Neptune - God of the Sea. - Roman God
  Neptune is a God of the Sea and freshwater.
• Nerio - Ancient war goddess and valor. - Roman Goddess
  Nerio was an ancient war goddess and the personification of valor.
• Nixi - Goddesses of childbirth. - Roman Goddess
  The Nixi (Dii Nixi, Nixae) were a triad of Goddesses associated with childbirth, they were invoked by women in labor and who assisted in giving birth.
• Nona - The spinner of the thread of life. - Roman Goddess
  Nona ("ninth") is the Goddess of the spinner of the thread of life and Goddess of pregnancy.
• Ops - Goddess of Fertility - Roman Goddess
  Ops or Opis ("plenty") is a Goddess of Fertility and earth goddess.
• Orcus - God of the underworld and punisher of broken oaths. - Roman God
  Orcus is a god of the underworld and punisher of broken oaths.
• Palatua - Goddess who guarded the Palatine Hill. - Roman Goddess
  Palatua is the Goddess who guarded the Palatine Hill.
• Pales - Goddess of Flocks and Sheppards. - Roman Goddess
  Pales is a Goddess of Flocks and Sheppards.
• Pax - Goddess of peace. - Roman Goddess
  Pax is a Goddess of peace.
• Picumnus - God of fertility. - Roman God
  Picumnus is a God of fertility, agriculture, matrimony, infants and children.
• Pietas - Goddess of duty. - Roman Goddess
  Pietas is a Goddess of duty, loyalty and piety.
• Pilumnus - God of protection of infants at birth. - Roman God
  Pilumnus ("staker") God of protection of infants at birth, ensuring they grew properly and stayed healthy.
• Pomona - Goddess of Fruit Trees and Fruit - Roman Goddess
  Pomona was the goddess of fruit trees, garden, and orchards which she watches over and cares for.
• Portunes - God of keys, doors, and livestock. - Roman God
  Portunes (Portumnes, Portunus) is the God of keys, doors, and livestock.
• Postverta - Goddess of childbirth and the past. - Roman Goddess
  Postverta is a Goddess of childbirth and the past.
• Priapus - God of Fertility. - Roman God
  Priapus is a God of Fertility, protector of livestock, fruit plants, gardens and male genitalia.
• Proserpine - Goddess of the Underworld - Roman Goddess
  Proserpine ("to emerge") (Proserpina) is a Goddess of the Underworld, her story is the basis of a myth of springtime.
• Providentia - Goddess of forethought. - Roman Goddess
  Providentia is the Goddess of forethought and personification of the ability to foresee.
• Quirinus - War God. - Roman God
  Quirinus ("wielder of the spear") is a war god and a god of the Roman people and state.
• Quiritis - Goddess of motherhood. - Roman Goddess
  Quiritis is the Goddess of motherhood, she is also associated with protection.
• Rumina - Goddess who protected breastfeeding mothers. - Roman Goddess
  Rumina (Diva Rumina) is the Goddess who protected breastfeeding mothers and nursing infannts.
• Salacia - Goddess of seawater. - Roman Goddess
  Salacia is the Goddess of seawater who presided over the depths of the ocean.
• Salus - Goodess of Well-being, Health and Prosperity - Roman Goddess
  Salus was the personification of security and well-being of both the individual and the state.
• Sancus - God of loyalty, honesty, and oaths. - Roman God
  Sancus (Sangus, Semo Sancus) is a God of loyalty, honesty, and oaths.
• Saturn - God of Seeds and Harvest. - Roman God
  Saturn is God of Seeds and Harvest, generation, dissolution, plenty, wealth, agriculture, renewal and liberation.
• Silvanus - God of woodlands and forests. - Roman God
  Silvanus ("of the woods") is a god of woodlands, forests and fields.
• Sol Invictus - Sun God. - Roman God
  Sol Invictus ("Unconquered Sun") is the Sun God and a patron of soliders.
• Spes - Goddess of hope. - Roman Goddess
  Spes is a Goddess of hope.
• Stata Mater - Goddess who protected against fires. - Roman Goddess
  Stata Mater ("Mother who stops or stabilizes") is a Goddess who protected against fires.
• Sterquilinus - God of fertilizer. - Roman God
  Sterquilinus (Stercutus or Sterculius) is a God of fertiliser and fertilisation of farmland.
• Strenua - Goddess of the new year. - Roman Goddess
  Strenua (Strenia) is a Goddess of the new year, purification, and wellbeing.
• Summanus - God of Nocturnal Thunder. - Roman God
  Summanus is the God of Nocturnal Thunder and counterpart to Jupiter, the god of daylight thunder.
• Tempestas - Goddess of storms or sudden weather. - Roman Goddess
  Tempestas is a Goddess of storms or sudden weather.
• Terminus - God of Boundary Markers. - Roman God
  Terminus ("boundary stone") is the God of Boundary Markers, sacrifices were performed to sanctify each boundary stone.
• Terra - Goddess of the Earth - Roman Goddess
  Terra or Tellus ("Mother Earth") is a goddess of the earth.
• Tiberinus - River God. - Roman God
  Tiberinusis a river God; deity of the Tiber river.
• Tranquillitas - Goddess of peace and tranquility. - Roman Goddess
  Tranquillitas is a Goddess and personification of tranquility, security, calmness, peace.
• Trivia - Goddess of crossroads and magic. - Roman Goddess
  Trivia is the Goddess of crossroads and magic.
• Vacuna - Goddess of rest after harvest. - Roman Goddess
  Vacuna is a Goddess of rest after harvest.
• Vejovis - God of Healing - Roman God
  Vejovis is a God of Healing.
• Venus - Goddess of Beauty and Love. - Roman Goddess
  Venus is a Goddess of Beauty, Love, sex, fertility and prosperity.
• Veritas - Goddess of truth. - Roman Goddess
  Veritas ("Truth") is the goddess of truth, truthfulness and sincerity, she is a daughter of Saturn and the mother of Virtue.
• Vertumnus - God of Seasons - Roman God
  Vertumnus is the god of seasons, change and plant growth, as well as gardens and fruit trees.
• Vesta - Goddess of the Hearth. - Roman Goddess
  Vesta is a Goddess of the Hearth, home and family.
• Vica Pota - Goddess of victory and competitions. - Roman Goddess
  Vica Pota is the Goddess of victory and competitions.
• Victoria - Goddess of victory. - Roman Goddess
  Victoria ("victory") is the Goddess and personification of victory.
• Virbius - God of the Forests. - Roman God
  Virbius is a forest god, who was closely associated with the Greek God Hippolytus.
• Volturnus - God of Water. - Roman God
  Volturnus is a God of water and fountains.
• Voluptas - Goddess of pleasure. - Roman Goddess
  Voluptasis a Goddess of pleasure, and a daughter of Cupid and Psyche.
• Vulcan - God of Fire. - Roman God
  Vulcan is the God of Fire and of volcanoes.
• Akras - God of Fertility. - Sami God
  Akras is a God of Fertility.
• Atja - God of thunder. - Sami God
  Atja (Horagalles) is the God of the sky, thunder and lightning, the rainbow, weather, oceans, and lakes and rules over human life, health and wellbeing.
• Beaivi - Goddess of the Sun, mother of humankind. - Sami Goddess
  Beaivi is a Goddess of the Sun, mother of humankind.
• Bieggolman - God of the summer winds. - Sami God
  Bieggolman ("the man of the Wind") is the God of the summer winds.
• Jabbmeaaakka - Goddess of death and queen of the underworld and the kingdom of death. - Sami Goddess
  Jabbmeaaakka (Yambe-Akka or Jabme-akka) is the Goddess of death and queen of the underworld and the kingdom of death.
• Jumala - Sky God. - Sami God
  Jumala (Jumal, Jumo) is a God of the sky.
• Lieaibolmmai - God of the hunt, the god of adult men. - Sami God
  Lieaibolmmai or Leibolmai was the deity for hunting in Sami shamanism.
• Maadteraajja - The father of the tribe. - Sami God
  Maadteraajja was the father of the tribe and husband of Maadteraahka.
• Mano - Goddess of the Moon - Sami Goddess
  Mano (Manno, Aske, Manna) is a personification of the moon, she was considered unpredictable and dangerous.
• Peko - God of crops. - Sami God
  Peko (Pekko, Pekka, Pellon Pekko) is a God of crops, especially barley and brewing.
• Raedie - Creator God. - Sami God
  Raedie (Radien-attje, Jubmel, Vearalden Olmai, Waralden Olmai) is the great creator God of the world.
• Ruohtta - God of sicknesses. - Sami God
  Ruohtta is the God of sicknesses and death.
• Saaraahka - Goddess of fertility. - Sami Goddess
  Saaraahka is a Goddess of fertility, menstruation, love, sexuality, pregnancy and childbirth.
• Tapio - Forest God. - Sami God
  Tapio is a Forest God of the hunt.
• Anapel - Goddess of reincarnation and birth. - Siberian Goddess
  Anapel ("Little Grandmother") is a Goddess of reincarnation and birth.
• Aysyt - Mother Goddess. - Siberian Goddess
  Aysyt ("birthgiver") is a Mother Goddess who brings the soul from heaven at the birth of a baby and records each one in the Golden Book of Fate.
• Bai-Ulgan - God of goodness. - Siberian God
  Bai-Ulgan(Ulgen, Bey Ulgen) is the God of goodness, welfare, abundance, plenty of food, and water.
• Zonget - Goddess of hunting. - Siberian Goddess
  Zonget is a Goddess of hunting known as "mistress of herds".
• Bannik - God of the Bathhouse. - Slavic God
  Bannik is a God of the Bathhouse.
• Crnobog - God of night and darkness. - Slavic God
  Chernobog ("Black God"), God of night and darkness, he is said to be associated with bad fortune.
• Dazbog - Sun God - Slavic God
  Dazbog (Dabog, Dajbog) ("giving god") is a Sun God or solar deity.
• Dennitsa - Morning Star Goddess. - Slavic Goddess
  Dennitsa(Zvezda Dennitsa, Zorya) is a Morning Star Goddess who opens the gates of Dažbog's palace each morning so that the Sun may begin his journey.
• Devana - Goddess of the Hunt. - Slavic Goddess
  Devana (Dziewanna) is a Goddess of the Hunt.
• Domovoi - House god and guardian of the home. - Slavic God
  Domovoi is a House god and guardian of the home.
• Dziewona - Virgin Goddess. - Slavic Goddess
  Dziewona is a Virgin Goddess who is the huntress of the forest.
• Hors - God of the winter sun - Slavic God
  He is the god of the winter sun.
• Jarilo - God of spring fertility. - Slavic God
  Jarilo is a God of spring fertility and vegetation.
• Karewit - Protector God of ancient Charenza - Slavic God
  Karewit, is the protector God of ancient Charenza.
• Lada - Goddess of harmony, merriment, youth, love and beauty. - Slavic Goddess
  Lada (Lado) is the Goddess of harmony, merriment, youth, love and beauty.
• Leshy - God of wild animals and forests. - Slavic God
  Leshy is a God of wild animals and forests.
• Marzanna - Goddess of witchcraft, death and winter. - Slavic Goddess
  Marzanna (Morena) is the Goddess of witchcraft, death and winter and the rebirth of nature.
• Matka Gabia - Goddess of the home and hearth. - Slavic Goddess
  Matka Gabia (Gabija) is a Goddess of home, hearth, and patron of their care.
• Matka Ziemia - Earth Goddess and one of the most important deities in the Slavic world. - Slavic Goddess
  Matka Ziemia (Damp Mother Earth), is a earth Goodess, who was later assocated with Mokosh.
• Mokosh - Goddess of fertility, home and earth - Slavic Goddess
  She watches over spinning and weaving, shearing of sheep, and protects women in child birth.
• Perperuna - Goddess of rain. - Slavic Goddess
  Perperuna (Dodola) is a Goddess of rain and the wife of the God Perun (God of thunder).
• Perun - The highest god of the pantheon. - Slavic God
  Perun is the highest god of the pantheon and god of thunder and lightning.
• Porewit - God of law, order and judgement. - Slavic God
  Porewit (Poreuithus) is the god of law, order and judgement and the second of the three gods, revered in Charenza, along with Rugiewit and Porenut.
• Radegast - God of hospitality, fertility, and crops - Slavic God
  Radegast, (“Dear guest”) was the god of hospitality.
• Rod - Initial original god—progenitor of deities - Slavic God
  Rod was the initial original god—progenitor of deities, the creator of all life and of existence itself.
• Simargl - God of fire and the hearth. - Slavic God
  Simargl is a God of fire and the hearth.
• Siwa - Fertility and love Goddess. - Slavic Goddess
  Siwa ("living, being, existing") is a fertility and love Goddess.
• Stribog - God and spirit of the winds, sky and air. - Slavic God
  Stribog (Stribozh, Strzybóg) is the God and spirit of the winds, sky and air.
• Svarog - God and spirit of fire. - Slavic God
  Svarog is the God and spirit of fire, he was associated with Hephaestus, the god of the blacksmiths.
• Svetovid - God of War. - Slavic God
  Svetovid is a God of war, fertility and abundance.
• Triglav - Triple Headed God. - Slavic God
  Triglav ('three headed') is a triple headed or trinity of three Gods, Svarog, Perun, and Dajbog.
• Vanapagan - God of the underworld. - Slavic God
  Vanapagan ("Old devil") is a God of the underworld.
• Veles - God of cattle, commerce, music, divination and the underworld - Slavic God
  Veles (Volos) is a God of the earth, waters and the underworld, associated with dragons, cattle, magic, musicians, wealth and trickery.
• Zaria - The Goddess Of Beauty - Slavic Goddess
  Associated with the morning, Zaria was known to her worshippers as "the heavenly bride." She was greeted at dawn as "the brightest maiden, pure, sublime, honorable.".
• Zorya - Guardian goddesses. - Slavic Goddess
  The Zorya are the two guardian goddesses, known as the Auroras.
• Adad - God of Weather. - Sumerian God
  Adad (Ramman) is the God of Weather, Hurricanes, Storms, Thunder and Rain.
• Anu - God of heaven, lord of constellations, king of gods - Sumerian God
  Anu ("sky, heaven") was a sky-god, the god of heaven, lord of constellations, king of gods, spirits and demons, and dwelt in the highest heavenly regions.
• Ashur - Patron God of Assur. - Sumerian God
  Ashur is a God and patron of the city of Assur.
• Dagan - Fertility god of grain and fish. - Sumerian God
  Dagan (Dagon), was a Fertility god of grain, fish and fishing.
• Enki - God of the Sea and River. - Sumerian God
  Enki ("Lord of the Earth") (Akkadian Ea) was a Sumerian god of the sub-terranean fresh water ocean (abuzu) and associated with wisdom, magic, incantations and the arts and crafts of civilisation.
• Enlil - God of breath, wind, loft and breadth. - Sumerian God
  Enlil ("Lord of the Storm") is the God of breath, wind, loft and breadth.
• Gibil - God of Fire. - Sumerian God
  Gibil is a God of Fire.
• Inanna - Queen of Heaven and Mother Goddess. - Sumerian Goddess
  Inanna is the Queen of Heaven and Mother Goddess and of sexual love, fertility, and warfare.
• Ishara - Goddess of Love - Sumerian Goddess
  Ishara ("treaty, binding promise") is the Goddess of Love and Oaths.
• Marduk - God of water, vegetation, judgment, and magic. - Sumerian God
  Marduk ("solar calf") is the God of water, vegetation, judgment, and magic.
• Ninhursag - Earth goddess and goddess of fertility. - Sumerian Goddess
  Ninhursag ("lady of the sacred mountain") is a Earth goddess and goddess of fertility.
• Ninkasi - Goddess of alcohol. - Sumerian Goddess
  Ninkasi is a Goddess of alcohol and beer, she is the daughter of Enki and Ninti.
• Ninlil - Goddess of the air, and the South Wind - Sumerian Goddess
  Ninlil ("lady of the open field" or "Lady of the Air") is the wife on Enlil, she is often called "mother" or "merciful mother" and may be a form of Mother Goddess.
• Ninurta - God of War. - Sumerian God
  Ninurta is a God of War.
• Shala - Goddess of grain and compassion. - Sumerian Goddess
  Shala is the Goddess of grain and compassion.
• Shamash - Sun God - Sumerian God
  Shamash is a Sun God and god of justice.
• Sin - Moon God - Sumerian God
  Sin ("lord of wisdom") (Nanna) is the God of the Moon and was regarded as the head of the pantheon.
• Tammuz - God of food and vegetation. - Sumerian God
  Tammuz ("faithful or true son") was the name of a Sumerian god of food and vegetation.
• Tiamat - Sea Goddess - Sumerian Goddess
  Tiamat is a primordial Goddess of the ocean.
• Utu - Sun God - Sumerian God
  Utu is the God of the sun, justice, application of law, and the lord of truth.
• Eostre - Goddess of the Earth. - Teutonic Goddess
  Eostre (Ostara) is a Goddess of the Earth, Spring and Ferility.
• Nerthus - Earth and Fertilty Goddess - Teutonic Goddess
  It was believed that Nerthus intervened in human affairs and rides through her people.
• Perchta - Goddess of Fertility - Teutonic Goddess
  Her name means "the bright one".
• Ay Dede - Moon God. - Turkish God
  Ay Dede (Ay Ata, Ay Tanri) is a God of the Moon who lives on the sixth floor of the sky with Sun Mother.
• Umay - Goddess of fertility and virginity. - Turkish Goddess
  Umay (Umai) is a Goddess of fertility and virginity.
• Amaethon - God of Husbandry, Agriculture, and Luck. - Welsh God
  Amaethon ("ploughman") is the God of Husbandry, Agriculture, and Luck, and the son of the goddess Don.
• Arawn - God of the Underworld, Terror, Revenge, and War - Welsh God
  Arawn was the king of the otherworld realm of Annwn, a world of delights and eternal youth where disease is absent and food is ever-abundant.
• Arianrhod - Goddess of Air, Reincarnation, Full Moons, Karma, and Retribution - Welsh Goddess
  Arianrhod, Arian meaning 'silver', and Rhod meaning 'wheel' or 'disc'.
• Blodeuwedd - Goddess of Wisdom, Moon Mysteries, and Initiations. - Welsh Goddess
  Blodeuwedd ("Flower Face") is the Goddess of Wisdom, Moon Mysteries, and Initiations.
• Cerridwen - Goddess of the Moon - Welsh Goddess
  Cerridwen is the Goddess of the Moon, Poetry, Music, Luck, Earth, Death, and Fertility.
• Don - Goddess of the Heavens, Air, Sea, and the Moon. - Welsh Goddess
  Dôn was a Welsh mother goddess, the counterpart of the Irish Danu.
• Gwynn Ap Nudd - God of the Underworld. - Welsh God
  Gwynn Ap Nudd is the God and ruler of the Underworld, Annwn.
• Math Ap Mathonwy - God of Magic, Sorcery, and Enchantment. - Welsh God
  Math Ap Mathonwy (Math, son of Mathonwy) is a God of Magic, Sorcery, and Enchantment.
• Myrrdin - God of Druids, Magic, and Sorcery. - Welsh God
  Myrrdin is a God of Druids, Magic, and Sorcery.