Roman mythology

n. collection of myths and stories from the time of ancient Rome and ancient Romans containing tales of many Gods and heroes, mythology of the ancient Rome

Roman mythology, the mythological beliefs of the people of Ancient Rome, can be considered as having two parts. One part, largely later and literary, consists of whole-cloth borrowings from Greek mythology. The other, largely early and cultic, functioned in very different ways from its Greek counterpart.
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Noun
1. the mythology of the ancient Romans
(hypernym) classical mythology
(class) Epona

All the articles available in the Roman mythology section of the Encyclopedia Mythica:
Abundantia; Acca Larentia; Acestes; Achates; Acmon; Adeona; Aeneads; Aeneas; Aequitas; Aera Cura; Aeternitas; Africus; Agonalia; Aius Locutius; Albunea; Alemonia; Amata; Amor; Amulius; Anchises; Angerona; Angita; Angitia; Anna; Anna Perenna; Annonaria; Antevorte; Appiades; Appias; Aquilo; Arria; Ascanius; Aurora; Ausonia; Auster; Averna; Avernus; Bacchus; Bellona; Bona Dea; Bowyer God; Bubona; Caca; Cacus; Caeculus; Caieta; Camenae; Camilla; Candelifera; Canens; Cardea; Carmenta; Carna; Carna; Castores; Catamitus; Catillus; Ceres; Chnubis; Cinxia; Clementia; Clitunno; Cloacina; Coelus; Concordia; Conditor; Consentes Dii; Consus; Convector; Copia; Corus; Cuba; Cumaean Sibyl; Cunina; Cupid; Cura; Curtius; Dea Dia; Dea Tacita; Decima; Dei Lucrii; Devera; Deverra; Dia; Diana; Dies nefastus; Dirae; Dis Pater; Disciplina; Discordia; Dius Fidus; Domiduca; Domiducus; Domitius; Duellona; Edusa; Egeria; Egestes; Empanda; Endovelicus; Erycina; Evander; Eventus Bonus; Fabulinus; Facunditas; Fama; Fames; Fauna; Fauns; Faunus; Faustitas; Faustulus; Favonius; Febris; Felicitas; Ferentina; Feronia; Fides; Flora; Fontus; Fornax; Fortuna; Fraus; Fulgora; Furies; Furina; Furrina; Galli; Geminus; Genius / Juno; Golden Age; Gratiae; Hercules; Hersilia; Herulus; Hippona; Honos; Horatus Cocles; Imporcitor; Indigites Dii; Indivia; Inferi Dii; Inuus; Italus; Jana; Janus; Jove; Juno; Jupiter; Justitia; Juturna; Juventas; Lactans; Lara; Larenta; Lares; Larvae; Latarius; Latinus; Latona; Laverna; Lavinia; Letum; Levana; Liber; Liber Pater; Libera; Liberalitas; Libertas; Libitina; Lima; Lua; Lucifer; Lucina; Luna; Lupercus; Magna Mater; Maia; Maiesta; Manes; Mania; Marica; Mars; Matronae; Matuta; Mavors; Meditrina; Mefitis; Melite; Mellona; Mena; Mens; Mephitis; Mercury; Messor; Mezentius; Minerva; Moneta; Mors; Morta; Mucius Scaevola; Mulciber; Murcia; Muta; Mutinus Mutunus; Naenia; Nascio; Necessitas; Nemestrinus; Neptune; Nerio; Nixi; Nodutus; Nona; Novensilus; Nox; Numa Pompilius; Numitor; Nundina; Obarator; Occator; Ocnus; Ops; Orbona; Orcus; Pales; Palici; Palinurus; Parcae; Partula; Patalena; Paventia; Pax; Penates; Picumnus; Picus; Pietas; Pilumnus; Pluto; Pluvius; Poena; Pomona; Portunes; Porus; Postverta; Potina; Priapus; Procas; Promitor; Prorsa Postverta; Proserpina; Providentia; Pudicitia; Puta; Quirinus; Quiritis; Rederator; Remus; Rhea Silvia; Robigo; Robigus; Roma; Romulus; Rumina; Runcina; Rusina; Salacia; Salus; Sancus; Saritor; Saturn; Securitas; Semonia; Sentia; Sergestus; Silvanus; Silvius; Sol; Somnus; Soranus; Sors; Spes; Spiniensis; Stata Mater; Statanus; Stator; Stercutus; Stimula; Strenua; Suadela; Subruncinator; Summanus; Talassio; Tellumo; Tellus; Tempestes; Terminus; Terra; Terra Mater; Tiberinus; Tibertus; Trivia; Ultor; Ulysses; Vacuna; Veiovis; Venus; Vercvactor; Veritas; Verminus; Vertumnus; Vesta; Vestals; Vica Pota; Victoria; Viduus; Virbius; Viriplaca; Virtus; Vitumnus; Volturnus; Volumna; Vulcan; Vulturnus.