Rhea Silvia is a legendary figure in Roman mythology, believed to be the mother of twin boys named Romulus and Remus. There are several synonyms for the name "Rhea Silvia," including Ilia, Rea, and Tarea. Some other variations include Rhea Silviana, Sylvia, and Silvina. In different tales and legends, the name may also be spelled differently, such as Rhea Silvius or Rhea Silviae. While the origin of the name is unclear, it has been suggested that Rhea may come from the Greek goddess of the same name, while Silvia may derive from the Latin word for forest or woodland. Regardless, Rhea Silvia remains a prominent figure in Roman mythology and continues to be referenced in various works of literature and art.