Fortuna Primigenia was an ancient Roman goddess associated with fortune and luck. She was particularly revered in the city of Praeneste, where a famous temple dedicated to her was built. This temple became a significant pilgrimage site, attracting visitors seeking her favor and blessings. The worship of Fortuna Primigenia involved various rituals and offerings, as people believed she could influence their destinies. Her name translates to "First Fortune," highlighting her role as a primary source of good luck. The goddess was often depicted with symbols of prosperity, such as cornucopias and other representations of abundance.