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 1    I, 11|   Italy, was called the son of Coelus (heaven), because we are
 2    I, 11| mountain he builds an altar to Coelus; and Jupiter was the first
 3    I, 11|      except to his grandfather Coelus, who, according to the saying
 4    I, 12|     why should we suppose that Coelus was mutilated, rather than
 5    I, 12|        if Saturn is the son of Coelus, how could Time have been
 6    I, 12|       Time have been born from Coelus, or Coelus have been mutilated
 7    I, 12|      been born from Coelus, or Coelus have been mutilated by Time,
 8    I, 13|        the beginning, he says, Coelus first had the supreme power
 9    I, 18|        before the offspring of Coelus and Saturnus. But let us
10   IV, 4 |    Saturnus, nor to his father Coelus. But if none of those who
11   IV, 4 |     Jupiter, and Saturnus, and Coelus himself, and the earth.