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 1    I, 10  |       who violate an oath to a Jupiter. But, of the two kindred
 2    I, 10  |       of perishing; he parades Jupiter as suffering a like indignity
 3    I, 12  |    standards it prefers before Jupiter himself, But all that parade
 4   II, 2   |   Saturn and Ops came Neptune, Jupiter, and Orcus, and their entire
 5   II, 12  |        And when Varro mentions Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva, as the
 6   II, 12  |  Saturn therefore must precede Jupiter, even as Coelus does Saturn,
 7   II, 12  |      his father's scythe. When Jupiter was born in course of time,
 8   II, 13  | AUTHORITY TO MAKE THEM DIVINE? JUPITER NOT ONLY HUMAN, BUT IMMORAL.~
 9   II, 13  |   incest--Ops and Saturn. Your Jupiter too, stolen in his infancy,
10   II, 13  |       even at that early time, Jupiter ought to have been "sewed
11   II, 13  |        in the habit of calling Jupiter "the Best,"" whilst in Virgil
12   II, 13  |        in Virgil he is "AEquus Jupiter." All therefore were like
13   II, 14  |       although the grandson of Jupiter, and great-grandson of Saturn (
14   II, 14  |   however, your most excellent Jupiter is once more found in the
15   II, 15  |      the honours of the sky as Jupiter's own big boy had. But why
16   II, conc|      and buried. Thus not even Jupiter could suffer his own Crete
17   II, conc|     which covered the ashes of Jupiter? Would Juno, too, be willing
18   II, conc|    conferring empire. For when Jupiter reigned in Crete, and Saturn
19  app, frag|      As for him whom they call Jupiter, and think to be the highest
20  app, frag|       fair to believe it. This Jupiter, in adult age, waged war
21  app, frag|        author Virgil relates. (Jupiter,) then, is said to have