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Greek, Roman and Norse Gods

Name the major gods and goddess from the Greek, Roman and Norse mythologies.
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Last updated: November 15, 2021
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Greek
Goddess of the earth
Gaia
God of the sky
Ouranos
God of time and harvest
Kronos
Goddess of fertility; wife of above
Rhea
Goddess of the hearth and home
Hestia
God of thunder
Zeus
Queen of the gods; wife of above
Hera
Goddess of harvest
Demeter
Daughter of above
Persephone
God of the sea
Poseidon
God of the underworld
Hades
God of war
Ares
Goddess of wisdom
Athena
Goddess of love
Aphrodite
God of fire
Hephaestus
God of the arts
Apollo
Goddess of the hunt
Artemis
Messenger of the gods
Hermes
God of wine
Dionysus
God of love
Eros
Goddess of strife
Eris
God of the wild
Pan
Goddess of youth
Hebe
God of strength
Heracles
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Roman
 
 
<--Roman equivalent
Caelus
<--Roman equivalent
Saturn
<--Roman equivalent
Ops
<--Roman equivalent
Vesta
<--Roman equivalent
Jupiter
<--Roman equivalent
Juno
<--Roman equivalent
Ceres
<--Roman equivalent
Proserpine
<--Roman equivalent
Neptune
<--Roman equivalent
Pluto
<--Roman equivalent
Mars
<--Roman equivalent
Minerva
<--Roman equivalent
Venus
<--Roman equivalent
Vulcan
 
 
<--Roman equivalent
Diana
<--Roman equivalent
Mercury
<--Roman equivalent
Bacchus
<--Roman equivalent
Cupid
<--Roman equivalent
Discordia
<--Roman equivalent
Faunus
<--Roman equivalent
Juventas
<--Roman equivalent
Hercules
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Norse
God of wisdom
Odin
Goddess of marriage
Frigg
God of thunder
Thor
God of fire
Loki
God of light
Baldr
God of darkness
Hodr
Watchman of Asgard
Heimdall
Goddess of love
Freyja
God of fertility
Freyr
Goddess of death
Hel
God of war
Tyr
Goddess of youth
Idun
God of poetry
Bragi
God of wind
Njordr
Goddess of winter
Skadi
God of the sea
Aegir
Goddess of the sea
Ran
Goddess of harvest
Sif
God of strength
Magni
Killer of Fenrir
Vidar
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19 Comments
vermiciousknid
+2
Level 90
May 24, 2019
Nice quiz, but what happened to the Celtic pantheon?
jf15
+1
Level 63
Jun 26, 2019
Oops, meant to remove that from the title.
Apprentice03
+2
Level 64
Mar 9, 2021
You should add Egyptian mytholoy as well
Seraphim
+3
Level 52
May 23, 2021
The Roman equivalent of Uranus is Caelus, and the Roman equivalent of Persephone is Proserpina.
jf15
+1
Level 63
Nov 15, 2021
Thanks. Always got dyslexic with her.
jeff21
+2
Level 50
Nov 21, 2021
Just to let you know Kronos and Rhea are Titans not Gods/Goddesses. And Gaia and Ouranos are Primordial deities and therefore also not gods.

Overall a good quiz though

jf15
+4
Level 63
Nov 21, 2021
The Titans and their parents are older deities, ultimately supplanted by their children, the Olympians. Their inclusion on this quiz is thus valid.
snakes
+1
Level 70
Apr 25, 2024
still, they are classified as titans, not gods
jayhiatt
+4
Level 71
Feb 10, 2022
Fun quiz. Maybe accept a few additional misspellings of Hephaestus and Heimdall.
SethIsBetter999
+1
Level 17
Sep 27, 2022
He forgot that Kronos is the god of time not harvest
dadioure
+1
Level 17
May 29, 2025
No. Kronos is the god of harvest, not the god of time. The god of time is Chronos. Both were pronounced differently. But Cicero, and thus romans, consider them to be the same
RachelEDare
+3
Level 33
Jan 17, 2023
I believe the Roman form of Gaea is Terra.
mikemosz
+2
Level 79
Jun 23, 2023
Kronos and Chronos are technically different, though even in ancient Greece people got them confused. Kronos is the father of Zeus and responsible for harvests, while Chronos was the personification of Time. The names are similar but not the same.

Also, I feel like a few more spellings of Hephaistos being accepted would be appreciated.

iuvas
+3
Level 97
Jun 23, 2023
Herakles (whatever the spelling) was actually a demi-god. Not sure if he belongs here tbh
LucaLucky
+2
Level 41
Nov 3, 2024
Just an idea for a possible expansion: add some Egyptian gods
AlexaStone
+1
Level 34
Apr 8, 2025
Is Aegir really not that well known? Only 4% like dang
stalintime
+2
Level 78
May 17, 2025
Heracles was a demigod. While he is linked to strength I have never once seen him called "the god of strength". Especially because he was, again, not a god. Needs a different clue
Ampersandwich
+1
Level 55
May 19, 2025
Lots to learn for me!

Also I'm completely clueless on this part of history, but how come the Romans just "rebranded/coopted" the Greek gods?

hashbr0wn
+1
Level 32
Jun 17, 2025
i believe it was that the romans "perfected" the gods of the people they just defeated (the greeks)
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