Greek/Roman Forms

The Greek gods have a Roman aspect in which their personalities and sometimes attributes change. These personas are still honored in modern times at Camp Jupiter. This camp normally uses their Roman names instead of their Greek ones. In their Roman forms they tend to be more disciplined, militaristic, warlike, and more united.

The Olympians

Greek Name	Roman Name
Zeus	Jupiter
Hera	Juno
Poseidon	Neptune
Demeter	Ceres
Hades	Pluto
Hestia	Vesta
Ares	Mars
Athena	Minerva
Apollo	Apollo (Phoebus)
Artemis	Diana
Hephaestus	Vulcan
Aphrodite	Venus
Hermes	Mercury
Dionysus	Bacchus

These are the fourteen Olympians when including Hades/Pluto and Hestia/Vesta.

Minor Gods

Greek Name	Roman Name
Hecate	Trivia
Tyche	Fortuna
Hebe	Juventas
Euranos	Janus
Hypnos	Somnus
Iris	Arcus
Morpheus	Somnia
Nemesis	Invidia, Rhamnousia
Nike	Victoria
Aeolus	Aeolus
Persephone	Proserpine
Thanatos	Letus
Eris	Discordia
Phobos	Timor
Deimos	Metus
Khione	Chione
Eros	Cupid
Asclepius	Aesculapius

Anemoi

Greek Name	Roman Name
Boreas	Aquilon
Notus	Auster
Eurus	Vulturnus
Zephyros	Favonius

Protogenoi

Greek Name	Roman Name
Gaea	Terra
Ouranos	Caelus
Nyx	Nox
Erebos	Scotus
Tartarus	Tartarus

Titans

Greek Name	Roman Name
Kronos	Saturn
Rhea	Ops
Hyperion	Sun
Oceanus	Ocean
Iapetus	Japetus
Krios	Crius
Koios	Coeus
Tethys	Tethys
Mnemosyne	Moneta
Themis	Themis
Theia	Dione
Phoebe	Phoebe

Minor Titans

Greek Name	Roman Name
Helios	Sol
Selene	Luna
Eos	Aurora
Clymene	Asia
Prometheus	Prometheus
Perses	Persaeus
Leto	Latona
Asteria	Delos
Atlas	Atlas

Monsters

Some monsters and creatures that demigods know about have Roman names as well as Greek ones:

• The Roman counterpart of satyrs are fauns.
• The Roman counterpart of anemoi thuellai (storm spirits) are venti.
• The Roman counterpart of Keto is the Cetus.
• The Roman counterpart of the Furies are the Erinyes.
• Roman centaurs and cyclopes are evil.

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Aphrodite/Venus as both of her forms.

Trivia

• Even though Roman demigods only use the Roman names of gods, Titans, and monsters, when Jason Grace was talking about the assault he led on Mount Orthys, he used the Greek names for Kronos (Saturn) and Krios (Crius), although this may be because he'd been staying with the Greek demigods for so long that he'd gotten used to saying the Greek names for the time.
• The Roman form of a Greek drachma is an aureus, a gold coin weighing around 8 grams.
• Many gods only have one form, like Terminus and Janus. Neither of whom have Greek forms.
• It is unknown if gods can possibly be in their Greek aspect in one place and their Roman form in another place.

See also

• Roman gods