Is this the name of a Greek or a Roman god?

Roman → 16

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  Jupiter ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Jupiter is the Roman name of the king of the gods, master of the sky and of thunderbolts, the equivalent of the Greek Zeus. His great temple stood on the Capitoline Hill in Rome. He gave his name to the largest planet in the solar system.

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  Juno ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Juno is the Roman name of the queen of the gods, wife of Jupiter and equivalent of the Greek Hera. Legend has it that her sacred geese saved the Capitol from a Gallic attack. The month of June is thought to be named after her.

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  Neptune ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Neptune is the Roman name of the god of the sea, identified with the Greek Poseidon. He was originally a god of fresh water, celebrated at the height of summer during the Neptunalia. The eighth planet of the solar system bears his name.

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  Pluto ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Pluto is the Roman name of the god of the Underworld, the Greek Hades. It comes from the Greek Plouton, 'the rich one', because the riches beneath the earth belonged to him. The dwarf planet discovered in 1930 bears his name.

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  Minerva ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Minerva is the Roman name of the goddess of wisdom, the arts and crafts, identified with the Greek Athena. With Jupiter and Juno, she formed the Capitoline Triad, worshipped in the great temple on the Capitoline Hill.

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  Mars ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Mars is the Roman name of the god of war, identified with the Greek Ares. The legendary father of Romulus and Remus, he was one of the most revered gods in Rome. He gave his name to the month of March and to the red planet.

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  Venus ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Venus is the Roman name of the goddess of love and beauty, identified with the Greek Aphrodite. Julius Caesar claimed to be descended from her through the hero Aeneas. The second planet from the Sun bears her name.

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  Mercury ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Mercury is the Roman name of the messenger of the gods and protector of merchants, identified with the Greek Hermes. His name is probably linked to the Latin merx, 'goods'. He gave his name to a planet and to a liquid metal.

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  Vulcan ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Vulcan is the Roman name of the god of fire and the forge, identified with the Greek Hephaestus. His forges were thought to lie beneath the volcanoes of Sicily and nearby islands. The word 'volcano' comes from his name, via the island of Vulcano.

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  Diana ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Diana is the Roman name of the goddess of hunting and the moon, identified with the Greek Artemis. Her most famous sanctuary lay in a sacred grove on the shores of Lake Nemi, south of Rome.

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  Ceres ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Ceres is the Roman name of the goddess of the harvest and of grain, identified with the Greek Demeter. Her name gave us the word 'cereal'. The largest dwarf planet in the asteroid belt also bears her name.

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  Bacchus ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Bacchus is the name the Romans most often gave to the god of wine, the Greek Dionysus. They took it from Bakkhos, one of his Greek epithets. His festivals, the Bacchanalia, were strictly restricted by the Senate in 186 BC.

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  Vesta ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Vesta is the Roman name of the goddess of the hearth, identified with the Greek Hestia. In her temple in the Forum, six priestesses, the Vestal Virgins, made sure that her sacred fire never went out.

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  Cupid ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Cupid is the Roman name of the god of love, from the Latin cupido, 'desire', the equivalent of the Greek Eros. He is shown as a winged child whose arrows make people fall in love. The writer Apuleius told of his love for Psyche.

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  Proserpina ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Proserpina is the Roman name of the queen of the Underworld, wife of Pluto and equivalent of the Greek Persephone. Her abduction inspired many artists, such as Bernini in a famous marble group kept in Rome.

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  Saturn ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Saturn is the Roman name of an ancient god of sowing, identified with the Greek Titan Cronus. His December festival, the Saturnalia, briefly turned the social order upside down. He gave his name to the sixth planet and to Saturday.