Vulcan

Vulcan originally was an Italian fire-god, particularly associated with destructive fire. He was worshipped primarily to obtain his protection in averting fires, so there were numerous shrines dedicated to him

Saturn

Saturn was an ancient god of agriculture, or vegetation god, and was associated with the sowing of the seed and with plenty. Some say he was an Italian corn god.

Mors

Mors in roman mythology was the Roman god of death who replaced the Greek god Thanatos, and according to legend was one of the twin sons of Nyx. He resided

Jupiter

Jupiter, or Jove, was the supreme or high, god of the Roman pantheon, and recognized as father of the gods was closely identified with Zeus. His probable origin was an Etruscan