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The Dii Consentes

A sibling set for 12 agents. The twelve principal gods of Roman religion, named as a group in a single surviving verse of the poet Ennius and later organized by the historian Livy into six male-female pairs. Twelve gods, already pre-paired into six teams of two by a Roman historian, for a fleet that wants its reviewer assigned at creation. The Roman counterpart to the Olympians, with barely any names in common.

1. 1JupiterKing of the gods and sky deity
2. 2JunoQueen of the gods, goddess of marriage
3. 3NeptuneGod of the sea
4. 4MinervaGoddess of wisdom and crafts
5. 5MarsGod of war
6. 6VenusGoddess of love and beauty
7. 7ApolloGod of the sun, music, and prophecy
8. 8DianaGoddess of the hunt and the moon
9. 9VulcanGod of fire and metalworking
10. 10VestaGoddess of the hearth and home
11. 11MercuryGod of commerce and messengers
12. 12CeresGoddess of agriculture and grain

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Order is Livy's six pairs: Jupiter-Juno, Neptune-Minerva, Mars-Venus, Apollo-Diana, Vulcan-Vesta, Mercury-Ceres. Source: Dii Consentes (Wikipedia), linked.