Geography/Culture: Ancient Italian [does this mean Etruscan?], Roman. The temple of Saturn near the Forum was dedicated to Her and Her consort.
Linguistic Note: Related English word: opulent.
Description: Mighty Goddess of the earth and its riches; Bestower of fertility and healing; Protectress of virginity; [Powerful Mistress of resources and conservation]; Queen of plentiful crops and abundant harvest.
To Whom Sacred: snake (snakes were consecreated and kept in Her temple in Rome); medicinal herbs; sitting on and touching the earth with the fingers when making vows.
Festival: Volcanalia, August 23; Opiconsivia, August 25; Opalia, December 19. Her festivals were conducted by Vestals and matrons. No men were allowed to be present.
Male Associates: She was worshipped with Consus, god of crops who, some imply, was also Her consort. Son, Jupiter, by consort Saturn. Son, Eurypylus by Evaemon.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Abundantia, [She-of-Abundance], Who is linked with Habondia, She-of-Abundance, may be a form of Ops, Fruitfulness.
• She is also called, Bona-Dea, Good-Goddess, Who is linked with Fauna, She-Who-is-Propitious.
• Sometimes Ops, Fruitfulness, is surnamed, Consiva, She-Who-Conserves, below.
• Under the title Damia, {Lady}, (Who is linked with Fauna, She-Who-is-Propitious), Her priestess was called Damiatrix.
• The Goddess Lua, (below), also has Saturn for consort.
• In later times {how much later than what times?}, Ops, Fruitfulness, was identified with Greek Rhea, Earth, Who is linked with Pandora, .
• She is an aspect of Tellus-Mater, Earth-Mother.
• See also Vesta, Fire.

Geography/Culture: Roman. Linguistic Note: from Latin conservare: 'com-' (intensive) + servare, 'to keep, preserve'. Related English words: conserve, conservative, conservation etc.
Description: Goddess of sowing and reaping; Protectress of crops and harvests; {She Who concerns Herself with the conservation of natural resources, ecological balance and conservation of energy}.
To Whom Sacred: conservatory (ie. school of music or dramatic art).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant, Consivia.
• Surname of Ops, Fruitfullness, (Ops-Consiva).

Geography/Culture: Ancient Roman.
Description: Arms taken from the enemy were dedicated to Her.
Male Associate: Consort, Saturn.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Sometimes surnamed: Mater, Mother, (Lua-Mater), a title linked with the Deae-Matres, Divine-Mothers.
• Her consort, Saturn, seems to relate Her to Ops, Fruitfulness, above.
• Sometimes She is surnamed: Saturni, ----.