Other Greek/Roman Gods

View our range of Greek/Roman Gods Sacred Statues and Icons below, all available to purchase online with secure ordering. If you would prefer to speak to a member of the Bell, Book and Candle team, please email us and we'll get straight back to you.

Apollo 8 3/4"

Apollo -- God of the sun, wisdom, medicine, prophecy and music.This handsome statue stands with one arm outstretched, his lost hand restored. We do not know what he was holding. What does he hold for you now? Illumination? Healing? Insight? Harmony? All of these and more are possible with Apollo.

Also known as Phoebus or "Shining," Apollo is the twin brother of Artemis (Diana). His major shrine was at Delphi and was renowned throughout the ancient world for its oracular advice delivered by a priestess called the Pythia (the Chthonic serpent/dragon).

8.75" Resin statue white marble finish.

Price: £28.00

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Asclepius/Hygeia 9"

Hygeia and Asclepius, the Divine Healers. Physicians and nursing professionals trace their curative skills back to Hygeia, the Goddess of Health, whose inscriptions appear on the Acropolis in Athens. She is aided by the God of Medicine, Asclepius. This son of Apollo founded a famous temple of healing at Epidaurus, which became the model for the earliest hospital. Their serpent companion epitomizes rejuvenation, sloughing off its old skin for new each year.

[Vatican Museum, Rome]

White marble colored Gypsumstone.

Price: £32.00

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Hermes with Ram 9"

Hermes bears a Message to the God within you! The sign of the cross originally invoked the four sacred directions of Hermes, and phallic stones, called herms, protected all Greco-Roman crossroads. He is shown wearing an Etruscan peasant hat, carrying a sacrificial ram, holding a caduceus and wearing winged sandals. He was considered the Master Philosopher in Arab, Greek and medieval cultures. Note the inward-staring gaze of hermetic knowledge.

[Boston Museum, c. 400 BCE]

Antique stone colored Gypsumstone.

Price: £24.00

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Jupiter Statue 8.5"

The Roman Jupiter is the Latin variant of this Aryan Sky Deity. From Numinous agricultural weather god beginnings he developed in conjunction with the city-state to become the paramount national god of Rome. Initially taking control of the sky and earth's surface, he grew to become the all powerful arbiter and judge, intervening in all aspects of human and divine life from the Olympic plain near Mt. Olympus once the site of a magnificent temple dedicated in 460 BC to Zeus, father of the gods. Here he presided over his sacred Olympic Games.

The colossus made from ivory and gold was sculpted by Phidias, the greatest of Greek artists who also decorated the Parthenon.

The 40 foot tall statue was later moved to Constantinople in the fourth century AD where authors of antiquity ranked it as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It was later destroyed by fire in 462 AD.

Jupiter fathered many other gods and semi-divine heroes. The friction this caused between him and his wife Juno (Hera) can be seen as the interplay of friction between the older chthonic mother-goddess and newer Indo-European sky god.

Antique Stone color resin.

Price: £29.00

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Lars, set of 2, 8"

Along with the Hearth Goddess Vesta, Mercury's twin sons, the Lars, were the central protecting and welcoming spirit of the Roman household, always shown with raised flagon and bowl. The twin Lars guarded crossroads, crops and travelers. Place them on your mantle to watch over all family events.

Brown Ganges clay.

Price: £34.00

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Mars Standing 10"

MARS -- God of War. Here this lover of Venus stands at rest, with his cloak and sword at the ready. Mars was originally the numina or spirit of the season of growth and harvest, which was also the season of warfare and was therefore merged with Ares, the Greek God of war. This son of Jupiter and Juno fathered Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome.

Red/black resin

Price: £31.00

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Mercury 13"

Borne aloft by the wind, Mercury is the messenger of the gods. To the Greeks, his name was Hermes. He was the swiftest of the Gods, the messenger of Zeus, a job he shared with Iris, Goddess of the Dawn. His parents were Zeus and Maia, Goddess of the Clouds. Wearing his winged helmet bearing his caduceus, his golden winged sandals bore him "swiftly as a breath of air over land and sea". Known as a guide and giver of good, he was the God of traders, travel, and good fortune.

Red Bronze colored Resin.

Price: £38.00

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Mithraic Aeon 8.5"

This winged, lion-headed deity was central to the Roman sect worship of Mithras. He is called Aeon. His body is spiralled by the serpent of wisdom, which crests his forehead at the third eye point, and on either side of his genitals are astrological symbols of capricorn and cancer. Aeon surmounts the globe, and holds the key and scroll of universal wisdom.

Red/black resin.

Price: £22.00

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Mithras 7"

Mithras invites Change.

This image shows Mithras slaying the constellation Taurus, bringing forth the regenerative powers of spring. Mithras was the most widely venerated god in the Roman Empire at the time of Christ. He bears many similarities to Christ, including birth on December 25. Be reborn with Mithras!

[Virginia Museum, Richmond, c. 100 CE]

White Gypsumstone.

Price: £28.00

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Poseidon statue 9 1/2"

Poseidon, God of the Sea who also controlled earthquakes and tamed horses especially for races. Son of Kronos and Rhea (Cybele). The ancient Greeks were avid sailors and lovers of the sea as opposed to the Romans knew him as Neptune and had little love of the sea. Only Poseidon, of all gods and men, was not afraid of the Gorgons and made love with Medusa in Athena's temple.

He also shared fish offerings with Hecate. Poseidon was strongly attracted to Demeter as well and when she changed into a Mare to thwart him, he changed into a stallion and "covered" her.

The original statue is one fathom long. In this image Poseidon prepares to launch his trident at an unseen target. Able to raise storms or calm the sea at will. Often presided at games and contests of all kinds.

[bronze statue found in sea at Cape Artemision, Greece now in National Museum of Athens, 450 B.C.E.]

Green bronze colored resin statue with pewter trident.

Price: £30.00

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