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Bellona

Roman goddess of war. Bellona was identified with Enyo, the Greek goddess of war. Her original name was Duellona.

Bellona was sometimes described as a sister or wife of Mars (Ares). Whatever her relationship was with Mars, she rode in a chariot with Mars and Discordia (Eris), goddess of strife, during times of war.

Her temple was outside the city gates, in Campus Martius. Her festival was celebrated on June 3.

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Bellona, Duellona. Nerio.

Enyo (Greek).

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See also Enyo.

Mars.
Ares, Eris.

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Roman Deities:

  • • Jupiter
  • • Mars
  • • Quirinus
  • • Juno
  • • Minerva
  • • Mercury
  • • Janus
  • • Diana
  • • Venus
  • • Cupid (Amor)
  • • Vulcan
  • • Neptune
  • • Pluto (Dis)
  • • Tellus (Terra Mater)
  • • Saturn
  • • Ops
  • • Consus
  • • Ceres
  • • Proserpina
  • • Liber
  • • Bellona
  • • Picus
  • • Faunus
  • • Bona Dea (Fauna)
  • • Silvanus
  • • Flora
  • • Pales
  • • Vertumnus and Pomona
  • • Fornax
  • • Egeria
  • • Salus
  • • Somnus
  • • Oneiroi (Dreams)
  • • Fortuna
  • • Felicitas
  • • Pax
  • • Juturna
  • • Fontus
  • • Vesta
  • • Penates
  • • Lares
Enyo

Enyo

Enyo (Ἐνυω) was the Greek goddess of war, and she was equivalent to the Roman Bellona . She has no mythology of her own, and was probably only a personification of war. Her name appeared in the Iliad where she rides into battle on a chariot with A...

April 24th, 1999 • Jimmy Joe
Mars

Mars

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Mars

Mars

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Minerva

Minerva

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Juno

Juno

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Ares (Mars)

Ares (Mars)

God of war. Ares was a son of Zeus and Hera, and was known as the Roman god, Mars . Ares was the brother of Hebe , Eileithyia and possibly of Hephaestus , though most writers say that Hephaestus was son of Hera alone. Ares may possibly appear in t...

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Belatucadnos

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Belatucadnos was the British god of war. Belatucadnos was probably equated with Cernunnos , because he was similarly depicted with stag-like antlers or horns. The Romans identified Belatucadnos with the Roman god of war, Mars .

May 13th, 2000 • Jimmy Joe
Agroná

Agroná

Agroná was the British goddess of battle and slaughter. The Welsh god Aeron derived his name from her.

May 13th, 2000 • Jimmy Joe

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