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Meanings of roman goddess in English
Synonyms
Examples for "roman deity"
Examples for "roman deity"
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Because of its colour, it was named after the ancient Roman deity of war.
2
Pity poor Janus, once the mightiest Roman deity of all.
3
One of the most ancient of the Roman deities.
4
FLORA, the goddess of flowers, was a Roman deity.
5
"Does my very observant ward approve of my homage to the Roman deities?"
1
The worship of the Roman gods had never appealed to the emotions.
2
Saint Augustine ridiculed one of the Roman gods in grossly indecent language.
3
Roman god of the River Tiber and patron of those who fish.
4
Jupiter, mightiest of the Roman gods, had forgotten his son this day.
5
Roman god who is primarily cited as god of doorways and gates.
Usage of roman goddess in English
1
Roman goddess of youth who is associated with the ascension into manhood.
2
She was like an angry Roman goddess-nothingcould defeat her for long.
3
Roman goddess and protector of the home and patron of children.
4
Roman goddess of order, peace, and harmony in opposition to Discordia.
5
After all, Ceres was named for the Roman goddess of agriculture.
6
Roman goddess of disorder, discord, and chaos in opposition to Concordia.
7
The queen stood before them like a Roman goddess accepting tribute.
8
Venus gets its name from the ancient Roman goddess of love and beauty.
9
Something he named Bellona, after the Roman goddess of war.
10
Roman goddess of crop fertility who was seen as patron and freer of servitude.
11
Firstly, the girl's name was Minerva, named presumably for the Roman goddess of wisdom.
12
Bellona, the Roman goddess of war, represented as the sister or wife of Mars.
13
The Roman goddess of Liberty was pictured with a cat lying at her feet.
14
Dr. O named it after the Roman goddess of night.
15
Roman goddess of wells and the springs that feed them.
16
Roman goddess and patron of the orchard, especially apple orchards.
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Translations for roman goddess
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Roman goddess through the time
Roman goddess across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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