Neptune

Roman god of the sea, son of Saturn and brother of Jupiter and Pluto, identified with the Greek Poseidon. In the Aeneid he calms the storm Juno raised, once built and then wrecked the walls of Troy, and grants Aeneas safe passage for "one life in lieu of many"; in Ovid he floods the earth with his trident and loses Athens to Minerva's olive. Livy records the Consualia, Romulus's games for "Equestrian Neptune".