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1    I, 11|   JUPITER, AND OF SATURN AND URANUS.~Who, then, is so senseless
2    I, 11|     man who bore the name of Uranus. And Trismegistus attests
3    I, 11|   among these his relatives, Uranus, Saturn, and Mercury. And
4    I, 13|      reigned, but his father Uranus. In the beginning, he says,
5    I, 13|      may have happened: that Uranus first began to be pre-eminent
6    I, 15|    no kings before Saturn or Uranus, on account of the small
7    I, 15|   Cabirus, the Carthaginians Uranus, the Latins Faunus, the
8    I, 22|  Tellus, who was the wife of Uranus, and his father Saturnus;
9   II, 14| Bacchus, but also Saturn and Uranus, by many generations. And