With every aspect of Roman life having a specific deity to call upon, it can be tricky to make sense of the ancient pantheon ...

In Roman mythology, Neptune was the god of the freshwater and sea, frequently depicted commanding a seahorse-drawn chariot.

Saturnus himself was a god from a previous age, a gloomier figure than Jupiter or Neptune, to name a couple of his children.

1 / 8A life-sized classical statue of Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, presides over the space.Edwina Pickles 2 / 8Vitello anguillato, a lush, creamy smoked eel mayonnaise over paper-thin slices ...

Unlike its celestial neighbors—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune—all of which were named after Greek or Roman gods, Earth derives its name from more humble linguistic ...

Visiting a major Midwest city doesn't mean you can't lounge by the pool, especially at this Chicago hotel that is home to a ...

This Roman goddess of beauty is quiet ... Pisces is a compassionate sign ruled by Neptune. This ancient god of the sea is ...

A certain aura of carpe diem permeates the air when it comes to solo travel, and if you are a history buff, a fashion ...

They were named after the Greek god Uranus and the Roman god Neptune. Early skywatchers could never have imagined that robotic emissaries would be sent along a perilous route from Earth to travel ...

They were named after the Greek god Uranus and the Roman god Neptune. Early skywatchers could never have imagined that robotic spacecraft would one day travel billions of miles to explore these ...