Salacia is a Roman goddess associated with saltwater and the sea. She is often considered the personification of the ocean's calm and tranquil aspects. In mythology, Salacia is the wife of Neptune, the god of the sea, and is sometimes depicted as a beautiful woman emerging from the waves. In ancient Roman culture, Salacia was revered for her nurturing qualities and was believed to protect sailors and fishermen. Her name is derived from the Latin word for salt, highlighting her connection to the ocean. Salacia's presence in Roman mythology reflects the importance of the sea in daily life and commerce.