The patron god of Rome.

This is the main character and is destined to be the founder of Rome.

The Trojans are told they will eat their own platters when they reach the shores of their promised land. Those platters happen to be made of this material.

This god resembles Dionysus and is also a god of wine.

This mythological beast is confronted by Odysseus and born of the blood of the father of the titans.

This god tries to keep Aeneas from fulfilling prophecy due to her hatred of Troy.

This is the widowed queen of Carthage.

What Jupiter turns the Trojans ships into to save them from being burned.

The goddess of flowers and spring according to Roman myth.

This mythological beast is born of a woman and a cow. It is banished to a labyrinth.

This goddess presides over the moon, the lower class and the poor.

The author of the Aeneid.

This and honor are valued by Roman culture.

This is a goddess of childbirth, prophecy, and technology.

Was banished to a tower for his part in helping create the Minotaur.

This god carries the caduceus, a staff that is now used as symbol in the medical field.

An island that the Trojans attempt to settle on, but are forced to leave it due to a plague.

This god is convinced by Venus to make armor for Aeneas.

This is a god of gates. His was forced open to start a war between Aeneas and Turnus.

This is the Roman god of the underworld.

This goddess is generally associated agriculture and motherhood.

Like Achilles, Aeneas gives this many days to mourn his fathers death.

The item Turnus takes from Pallas's body after he kills Pallas.

Goddess of fortune and prosperity.

Roman myth tends to focus on this, while Greek myth tends to focus on how gods are reflections of human nature.