Neptune (?.)
- AB
- Agdistis
- Amor
- Ancient Mariner
- Aphrodite
- Apollo
- Apollon
- Ares
- Argonaut
- Artemis
- Ate
- Athena
- Bacchus
- Ceres
- Cora
- Cronus
- Cupid
- Cybele
- Davy
- Davy Jones
- Demeter
- Despoina
- Diana
- Dionysus
- Dis
- Dylan
- Earth
- Eros
- Flying Dutchman
- Gaea
- Gaia
- Ge
- Great Mother
- Hades
- Helios
- Hephaestus
- Hera
- Here
- Hermes
- Hestia
- Hymen
- Hyperion
- Jove
- Juno
- Jupiter
- Jupiter Fidius
- Jupiter Fulgur
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus
- Jupiter Pluvius
- Jupiter Tonans
- Kore
- Kronos
- Magna Mater
- Mars
- Mercury
- Minerva
- Mithras
- Momus
- Nereid
- Nereus
- Nike
- Oceanid
- Oceanus
- Olympians
- Olympic gods
- Ops
- Orcus
- Persephassa
- Persephone
- Phoebus
- Phoebus Apollo
- Pluto
- Poseidon
- Proserpina
- Proserpine
- Rhea
- Saturn
- Tellus
- Thetis
- Triton
- Uranus
- Varuna
- Venus
- Vesta
- Vulcan
- Zeus
- able seaman
- able-bodied seaman
- asteroid
- bluejacket
- buccaneer
- deep-sea man
- fair-weather sailor
- fisherman
- fresh-water nymph
- hearty
- inferior planet
- jack
- jack afloat
- jack-tar
- jacky
- kelpie
- limey
- limniad
- lobsterman
- major planet
- man fish
- mariner
- matelot
- mermaid
- merman
- minor planet
- naiad
- navigator
- nix
- nixie
- ocean nymph
- pirate
- planet
- planetoid
- privateer
- sailor
- salt
- sea devil
- sea dog
- sea god
- sea nymph
- sea rover
- sea-maid
- sea-maiden
- seafarer
- seafaring man
- seaman
- secondary planet
- shipman
- siren
- solar system
- superior planet
- tar
- terrestrial planet
- undine
- viking
- wanderer
- water dog
- water god
- water spirit
- water sprite
- whaler
- windjammer
- windsailor
His nature is too noble for the world:
He would not flatter Neptune for his trident,
Or Jove for's power to thunder.