Roman Gods and Allegorical Personifications on Coins
 

Annona Apollon Clementia Concordia Constantia Conservatio Aug Diana Elagabal Fecunditas Felicitas Fortuna Hercules Hilaritas Iovi Iuno

Janus Mars Neptun Pax Pietas Pudicitia Roma Salus Securitas Sol Venus Victoria Virtus Augusti Christianity

Religious Celebrations in Rome

Augustus plowing with bull (new colonia)

Caligula in front of Divus Augustus Temple

LVD SAEC FEC (Domitian)

Caracalla, Hercules Symposium ("wine party")
Elagabal sacrificing bull
Elagabal
Stone of Emesa, Elagabal

 

Below some examples of Gods and allegoric personifications, there are many many more making this an interesting collector's field
 

Annona (Corn Harvest)

Apoll

Clementia (Mercy)

Concordia (Harmony)

Conservat Aug (Stability)

Constantia

Diana

Elagabal (Syrian holy stone)

Fecunditas (Fertility)

Felicitas Publica (Happines)

Felicitas Saeculi

Fortuna (Luck)

Hercules (demi god)

Hilaritas Temporum (Rejoicing)

Iovi (the god Jupiter)

Iuno Regina (the godess Juno was the wife of Jupiter)

Janus

Mars (the God of War)

 

Neptun (the god of the sea)

Pax (Peace)

Pietas (Piety)

Pudicitia Aug (Modesty)

Roma (the city of Rome)
TitusTacitus
 

Salus (Health)

Securitas (Safety)

Sol (the god of the sun)

 

Venus (godess of love)

Victoria (godess of victory)

Virtus Augusti (Courage of the emperor)

 

The 4th century shows Christianity as the new official  religion of the Roman empire: