Salacia

At springs and in the salt seas, Salacia is associated with water in Roman mythology. She is a goddess of springs and salt seas. No distinct form or attendants are described, and no powers beyond these associations or parentage are known. No separate origin is given.

Salacia is equated with the Greek Amphitrite. Some accounts make her the wife of Neptune, the Roman water deity associated with the Greek sea god Poseidon. This places Salacia within myths connected with Neptune and the sea, although no story presents her as the central figure. Her role is defined by her connection with springs and salt water, rather than by a narrated episode or named lineage.