Geography/Culture: Roman. Latium.
Linguistic Note: from Latin anus, year. Related English words: annual, annals, aniversary, perennial.
Description: Goddess of the circling year and its produce, the wheat harvest, its distribution, and the transportation, by sea, of grain as a trade commodity; Provider of all means of subsistence - especially grain stored in the public granaries for provisioning the city; Matron of the market-place for commodities -- especially corn.
To Whom Sacred: Ear of wheat; cornucopia; {bread}; ship's prow (trade); rudder (trade); anchor; modius (the corn-measure or balance [?] symbolising the just distribution of corn); basket with lotus flowers (perhaps symbolising Egypt as the main source of Rome's corn supply).
Iconography: She holds a cornucopia in Her left hand and a balance in Her right.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps a form of Anna-Perenna, Everlasting-Queen, below.
• She is associated with Ceres, Creatrix.

Geography/Culture: Roman, especially Sabine.
Linguistic Note: for etymologically cognate names see Anne Linguistic Note.
Description: Two-headed Goddess of Time and the calendar; Grandmother time; Mother of the Aeons; She Who stands at the change of years looking forward and backward from Her heavenly gate among the stars where one celestial cycle merges into the next; Dual Goddess of the year's end and beginning; She Who stands for Alpha and Omega, A and Z, {Aa and Psyche}, the beginning and the end.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant Ana-Perenna.
• This is the Roman name and form of Pelasgian Anna, Queen, Who is linked with Anne, Gracious-One.
• Her festival date is close to that of Hindu, Annapurna, Giver-of-Food.
• Annona, Fruitful-Year, above, may be a form of Her.
• Cardea, The-Hinge, shares Anna-Perenna's two-faced names.
• Her two-faces are sometimes called Carmenae, {Revealers-of-Wisdom}, Who are linked with Carmenta, Revealer-of-Wisdom.
• Carmenta, Revealer-of-Wisdom, with Cardea and Anna-Perenna is also known by the two-face names.
• Some say She is the same as Minerva, Full-of-Thought, {though Minerva is not otherwise associated with duality}.
• She is equivalent to Ianua-Ianus, ----, Who are linked with Cardea, The-Hinge.
• The Romans identified Her with Greek Io, Exalted-Moon,
• The two-face names are also used in reference to Juno, {Shining-One}.
• Anna-Perenna, Everlasting-Queen, is associated with Pales, {Protector}.
• Antevorta, She-Who-Looks-Toward-the-Past, is also called: Prorsa, She-Who-Looks-Backward
• Some Romans considered Anna-Perenna, Everlasting-Queen, to be the same Goddess as Greek Themis, Steadfast-One.