Tiberinus is the ancient Roman god of the Tiber River, which flows through Rome. He is often depicted as a river deity, symbolizing the importance of water for agriculture and trade in Roman society. Tiberinus was associated with fertility and abundance, reflecting the river's role in sustaining life and supporting the city's growth. In Roman mythology, Tiberinus is sometimes linked to the founding of Rome itself. According to legend, he appeared in a dream to Romulus, the city's legendary founder, guiding him in establishing the city. Tiberinus represents the vital connection between the people of Rome and their natural environment.