| JUPITER | In Roman mythology, the chief god (7) |
| AESIR | In Norse mythology, the chief race of gods living at Asgard (5) |
| AVERNUS | In Roman mythology, the entrance to the underworld, named after a lake in southern Italy (7) |
| BACCHUS | In Roman mythology, the god of wine (7) |
| VERITAS | In Roman mythology, the goddess of truth, a daughter of Saturn and the mother of Virtue (7) |
| NUMITOR | In Roman mythology, the maternal grandfather of Romulus and Remus (7) |
| ZEUS | The chief god in Greek mythology (4) |
| ODIN | The chief god in Norse mythology (4) |
| VESTA | In Roman mythology, the goddess of the hearth (5) |
| VULCAN | In Roman mythology, the god of fire (6) |
| DIANA | In Roman mythology, the goddess of the hunt (5) |
| SATURN | In Roman mythology, the god of agriculture and vegetation (6) |
| BALDER | Son of the chief god Odin and his wife Frigg in Norse mythology (6) |
| WEDNESDAY | Day named after the chief god of the Germanic peoples (9) |
| WOTAN | The chief God of the ancient Germanic peoples (5) |
| REMUS | In Roman mythology, the twin brothers whose story lead up to the founding of Rome are Romulus and who? (5) |
| ECHO | In Roman mythology, the nymph who loved Narcissus (4) |
| CERES | In Roman mythology, the goddess of agriculture |
| CUPID | In Roman mythology, the husband of Psyche and father of Voluptas, goddess of sensual pleasure (5) |
| DIDO | In Roman mythology, the founder and first queen of Carthage, who killed herself when abandoned by Aeneas (4) |
