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1    I, 12|  might have been ascribed to Vulcan, who indeed is supposed
2    I, 15|   Juno, Paphos Venus, Lemnos Vulcan, Naxos Liber, and Delos
3    I, 15| likewise respecting Neptune, Vulcan, Mars, and Mercury, whom
4    I, 17|   itself cries out. For when Vulcan had made arms for the gods,
5    I, 17|  that struggle they say that Vulcan shed his seed upon the earth,
6    I, 18|   the craft of the smith for Vulcan. Therefore let us worship
7   II, 7 |     and sea, which they call Vulcan, Vesta, and Neptune. Nor
8   IV, 4 |    earth before the birth of Vulcan, and Liber, and Apollo,
9   IV, 27|      forth Jupiter, Neptune, Vulcan, Mercury, Apollo, and Saturnus