of the Proto-Indo-European religion Hausos, dawn goddess and daughter of Dyeus Menot, moon god Seul, sun goddess Albanian Perendi, god of the light, sky and heaven Zojz, god of the sky and lightning Baltic Auštaras, the god of the northeast wind Dievs, the god of the day-lit sky and the chief god in Latvian mythology Vejopatis, the god of the wind who guards the divine realm of Dausos Celtic Latobius, sky and mountain god equated with the Greek gods Zeus and Ares Nuada, god of the sky, wind, and war Sulis, goddess of the hot springs at Bath; probably originally the pan-Celtic sun goddess Ambisagrus, Cisalpine god of rain, sky and hail equated to the Roman god Jupiter English Nuit, goddess of "Infinite Space and Infinite Stars" in Thelema Germanic Dagr, personification of day Eostre, spring and fertility goddess; originally the Germanic dawn goddess Mēnô, the moon Nótt, personification of night Sōwilō, the sun Teiwaz, early Germanic sky god, also the god of law, justice, and the thing (assembly) Greek Aether, primeval god of the upper air Astraeus, dusk god Eos, dawn goddess Helios, personification of the sun Hemera, primordial goddess of day Hera, goddess of the air, marriage, women, women's fertility, childbirth, heirs, kings, and empires Iris, goddess of the rainbow and messenger of Hera Nephele, cloud nymph in Hera's likeness Nyx, primordial goddess of night Selene, personification of the moon Uranus, primeval god of the sky Apollo, god of the sun, archery, prophecy, medicine, plagues... Zeus, king of the gods, ruler of Mount Olympus, god of the sky, weather, law, order, and civilization Hindu Aditi, celestial mother of the gods Chandra, god of the moon Dyaus Pita, sky father Indra, king of the gods, associated with weather Ratri, goddess of night Saranyu, goddess of clouds Surya, god of the sun Ushas, goddess of dawn Iranian Asmān, god of sky Māh, god of the moon Ohrmazd, sky father, the Great God Tīštar, god of Sirius star and Rainfall. Xwarxšēd, god of the sun Uša, goddess of dawn Roman Aurora, dawn goddess Caelus, personification of the sky, equivalent to the Greek Uranus Juno, goddess of the sky, queen of the gods, and Jupiter's wife, equivalent to the Greek Hera Jupiter, king of heaven and god of the sky and weather, equivalent to the Greek Zeus Luna, moon goddess Nox, Roman version of Nyx, night goddess and mother of Discordia Sol,