Which Roman gods were honored at the Capitoline temple in Pompeii's Forum?

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Ruins of ancient Pompeii with stone columns and walls in the foreground, and Mount Vesuvius rising in the background under a partly cloudy sky. — Pompeii Mount Vesuvius rising up over the ruins of the ancient Roman city Pompeii.

The Capitoline temple in the Forum of Pompeii was dedicated to the Capitoline triad of deities: Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva.2

This grouping of three deities, known as the Capitoline triad, was a religious tradition of Etruscan origin that became a central cult throughout the Roman world.12