What else was Janus known for?

Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, transitions, and endings, was also associated with doorways, gates, and time. He is often depicted with two faces, symbolizing his ability to look both to the past and the future. In addition to his role in mythology, Janus was invoked at the start of important events and ceremonies, reflecting his significance in Roman culture as a protector of thresholds and new ventures. His influence extended into various aspects of Roman life, including agriculture and warfare.