I. The Traditional Roman gods
 

	Capitolium (temple dedicated to the capitoline triad) 120-130 AD in the forum of Ostia, Italy
	Temples dedicated to the capitoline triad (Jupiter, Juno and Minerva) 2nd century AD (Hadrianic) anceint Sufetula Sbeitla, Tunisia The central tetrastyle temple, dedicated to Jupiter, is in the composite order. The two flanking tetrastyle temples, dedicated to Juno and Minerva, are in the Corinthian order. Notice that the central temple has engaged columns surrounding the cella whereas the flanking temples have engaged pilasters.
	Lararium within a private home Pompeii, Italy
	Genius flanked by the Lares (household gods) Pompeii, Italy Notice the difference between the simpler and more elaborate lararium.

II. The Cult of the Emperor
 

III. Eastern Mystery Religions
 

	Mithras Slaying the Bull British Museum, London, England
	Interior of a Mithraeum with painted Taurobolium scene Sta. Maria in Capua Vetere, Italy (south of Rome)

IV. Christianity