Here is a list of Stregheria Deities;
Actaeon - Stag-horned God of the Forest
Anteros - God of Passion and Sexual Unions. Anteros represented mutual love and was sometimes is regarded as the avenger of slighted love.
Comus - God of revelry, feasting, drinking, and the "pleasures of the night".
Corvus - Messenger of the Gods. Also the Trickster God, known as Raven.
Cern / Kern - Name for the stag-horned god of the Forest. Symbol of the Waxing power of Nature.
Dianus - Consort of Diana. Nature God of Fertility, similar to Fanus, except that He is a Stag God instead of a Goat God. Also known as Kern. Dianus is the most common name for the God.
Fanus - Consort of Fana. Nature God of Fertility - similar to Pan. Worshiped at the Lupercalia.
Februus - God of Purification and Initiation
Tagni - The most ancient name for the God of Witchcraft
Tanus - Consort of Tana. The Star God. Universal Aspect. The Great God, who is all Gods.
Terminus - God of Boundaries, protector of personal property
Virbius - God of Outcasts and outlaws. Guardian of sanctuaries.
Astrea - Goddess of Justice and Purity.
Carmen / Carmina - Goddess of casting spells and of Enchantments. Possibly related to Carmenta, who was one of the Camenae. These goddesses dwelt in the free water springs and rivers. Their name means "foreteller's" for they were prophetic forces.
Carmenta is the goddess of Prophecy and Midwifery. She also brought the art of writing to her land. She was worshiped January 11 and 15. She would be consulted to foretell the future of newborns.
Diana - Consort of Dianus. The Triad Goddess: Maiden, Mother, Crone. Diana encompasses many other Goddesses, and is the name also used for the Moon Goddess, Earth Goddess and Star Goddess.
Originally she was the Queen of the Open Sky, and was worshiped only outdoors, where her domain stretched overhead. She is the Goddess of outcasts, outlaws, slaves and oppressed peoples.
With two other deities, she made up another trinity: Egeria, the water nymph, her servant and assistant midwife, and Virbius, the mysterious woodland god. The three lived together in the famous Wood of Nemi near Aricia.
She is worshiped on August 15, which conveniently now is the feast of the Assumption of Mary. Processions of women would journey to Aricia to offer thanks in Diana's grove for her help that year and to implore her continuing aid. Diana is the Goddess of all Witches in Italy.
Fauna / Fana - Consort of Fanus. Goddess of the Earth and of Fertility. Fana is also known as Bona Dea, or the "Good Goddess". She was worshiped only by women and in utter secrecy at rites in early December. Goddess of Abundance and Prosperity, the rites were rather bawdy - usually ending in an orgy. No men were ever allowed to the rites.
Fortuna - Goddess of Fortune, Fate and Luck. She controlled the destiny of every human being. The energy that drove men and women to reproduce themselves. "She Who Brings" - the goddess who permitted the fertilization of humans, animals and plants. She was involved by newly-married women, who dedicated their virgin garments to her.
Jana - Consort of Janus. Goddess of the Moon, and of the Mysteries of the Moon.
Nox - Goddess of the Night. Nox rules the Darkness which falls upon the Earth, and all within it. She is the sister of Umbria, and shares her associations (except for the Underworld connection). Nox can be a bit on the sinister side if care is not taken.
Pertunda - Goddess of sexual love and sexual pleasure.
Tana - Consort of Tanus. The Star Goddess (Universal Aspect). Tana's Day is celebrated on May 1, the day upon which she returned to her Hidden Children after her time in the Underworld.
Interestingly....Tara is the Hindu Star Goddess!
Umbria - Goddess of the Shadows. Umbria is the dark aspect of the Goddess (waning moon), and rules with Dis in the Underworld. Goddess of things which are hidden or secret.
Uni - The most ancient name for the Goddess of Witchcraft. Queen of the sky, she hurled thunderbolts when angered and, when pleased, granted safe passage to infants at birth. Her major sanctuary was at Pyrge, a port city of Caere, where She was endowed with silver and gold by her worshipers. Benefactor of Tuscan cities and of the women who lived there.
