Germanic
Deity |
Roman
Deities
Sharing Aspects |
Tiwaz |
Mars: battlefield |
|
Jupiter: sky god; law
and order |
Wodan |
Mercury: psychopompos
(leader of souls to underworld) |
|
Jupiter: storm, wind |
|
Mars: war |
Odin<Tiwaz<Wodan |
Mercury: trade,
commerce, writing, psychopompos
|
|
Dis: god of the dead |
Perkuno |
Jupiter: lightning, oak
tree |
Donar |
Hercules:
club (hammer); strength; battles
against savagery and monsters; constant journeys to
find the monsters
|
|
Jupiter: association
with oak trees |
Thor<Donar |
|
The Alci
(Twins of Naharnavali) |
Castor and Pollux (Dioscuri) |
|
Romulus and Remus: culture heroes on white horses
|
Raos and
Raptos (Twins of Vandal Hasdings |
same |
Ambri and
Assi (Twins of the Vandals) |
same |
Aio and
Ibor (Twins of the Lombards) |
same |
Alrik and
Erick (Twins of the Suavi/Swedes) |
same |
Nerthus |
Cybele (Phrygian):
fertility |
|
Tellus/Terra Mater:
"Mother Earth" |
|
Magna Mater: The Great
Mother |
|
Isis: all aspects of
feminine power and some masculine power (Egyptian) |
|
Juno and variants:
feminine power; marriage |
|
Ceres: fertility of
earth, esp. grain crops |
|
Cybele: fertility |
Baduhenna
(Frisii) |
Ops: plenty, harvest |
Tamfana |
Dionysus: sky,
fertility, shield/boat |
Ull
(Swedes and Norwegians) |
Apollo: sky,
shield/boat |
Freyr and
Freya |
Consus and Ops: plenty,
harvest |
|
Apollo and Diana:
welfare of men and women; human sacrifice |
|
Liber and Libera:
welfare of men and women |
|
Dioscuri: horses |
|
Mars: boar |
Freyr |
Saturnus: peace and
plenty |
|
Venus
Erycina: mating of humans or animals,
attraction, necklace or belt
|
Freya |
Proserpina: human bonds
in death |
Norns |
Parcae: three women who
give destiny |
Loki |
Mercury: the Trickster |
Balder |
Dionysus: the dying god |
Aegir |
Neptune: the sea,
trident |