Roman mythology

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Adeona
Roman mythology · Mediterranean & Near East Adeona is a minor Roman goddess associated with a child’s return home. She is traditionally paired with Abeona, the goddess connected with a child’s departure or going out. Unlike major Roman deities such as Jupiter, Jun…

Acca-larentia
Roman mythology · Mediterranean & Near East Acca Larentia, also called Acca Larentina, is a figure of Roman mythology associated with the childhood of Romulus and Remus, the founding legends of Rome, and the annual festival known as the Larentalia. Her identity is…

Abundantia
Roman mythology · Mediterranean & Near East Abundantia was a Roman personification of abundance, prosperity and the plentiful supply of food or material goods. Her name comes from the Latin word abundantia, meaning “abundance” or “plenty”. Unlike major Roman gods …

Abeona
Roman mythology · Mediterranean & Near East Abeona is a little-known Roman goddess associated with going away, departure and movement from one place to another. Her name is usually understood in relation to the Latin verb abire, “to go away” or “to depart.” In Rom…

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