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 1    I, 5 |              since he was born from Saturn; nor could he say that Saturn
 2    I, 5 |       Saturn; nor could he say that Saturn himself was their author,
 3    I, 11|            DEATH OF JUPITER, AND OF SATURN AND URANUS.~Who, then, is
 4    I, 11|             was also descended from Saturn and Rhea. How can he appear
 5    I, 11|           lived during the reign of Saturn, and enjoyed the light sooner
 6    I, 11|          chance it was possible for Saturn to produce one more powerful
 7    I, 11|             of the male children of Saturn. Men, therefore, might have
 8    I, 11|      another god as their ruler, if Saturn had not been deceived by
 9    I, 11|            not he who was born from Saturn and Ops, no other image
10    I, 11|           who was born from Ops and Saturn. It is therefore an empty
11    I, 11|          Latin. "Jupiter the son of Saturn." This undoubtedly is not
12    I, 11|            was of Crete, the son of Saturn, and that his tomb is shown
13    I, 11|    foundations of the earth. But if Saturn was born from these, as
14    I, 11|        universe before the birth of Saturn? But this, as I recently
15    I, 11|         alleged these proofs: "That Saturn, when he had been banished
16    I, 11|        might have argued thus: That Saturn, being a very powerful king,
17    I, 11|           Therefore it appears that Saturn was not born from heaven,
18    I, 11|        these his relatives, Uranus, Saturn, and Mercury. And because
19    I, 11|            was done; for it was not Saturn who did this, but Jupiter.
20    I, 12|            found out the parents of Saturn, let us return to his virtues
21    I, 12|              since he gave birth to Saturn himself; but if he had them,
22    I, 12|             I say that they deprive Saturn himself not only of divine,
23    I, 12| intelligence, when they affirm that Saturn is he who comprises the
24    I, 12|           of time. But he is called Saturn, because he is satiated
25    I, 12|          readily understand. For if Saturn is the son of Coelus, how
26    I, 13|       ORIGIN OF JUPITER, CONCERNING SATURN AND OPS.~If therefore these
27    I, 13|      written in sacred history that Saturn and Ops, and other men,
28    I, 13|             a fictitious story that Saturn devoured his sons, only
29    I, 13|            his, openly relates that Saturn reigned on earth and among
30    I, 13|                This life the golden Saturn led on earth;"~and in another
31    I, 13|             of gold,~In lands where Saturn ruled of old."~Ennius, indeed,
32    I, 13|  translation of Euhemerus says that Saturn was not the first who reigned,
33    I, 13|        kingdom; and that afterwards Saturn acquired greater resources,
34    I, 14|        words of Ennius: "Afterwards Saturn married Ops. Titan, who
35    I, 14|           Titan, who was older than Saturn, demands the kingdom for
36    I, 14|       sisters Ceres and Ops, advise Saturn not to give up the kingdom
37    I, 14|           was inferior in person to Saturn, on that account, and because
38    I, 14|         using their endeavours that Saturn might reign, yielded the
39    I, 14|    therefore made an agreement with Saturn, that if any male children
40    I, 14|             a son was first born to Saturn, they slew him. Afterwards
41    I, 14|        present Juno to the sight of Saturn, and secretly hide Jupiter,
42    I, 14|             up, concealing him from Saturn. Ops also brings forth Neptune
43    I, 14|            without the knowledge of Saturn, and secretly hides him.
44    I, 14|              Upon this they show to Saturn the daughter Glauca, and
45    I, 14|      learned that sons were born to Saturn, and secretly brought up,
46    I, 14|              and seizes his brother Saturn and Ops, and encloses~them
47    I, 14|         that an oracle was given to Saturn, bidding him to take heed
48    I, 14|        himself afresh, and banished Saturn; and that he, when he had
49    I, 15|          there were no kings before Saturn or Uranus, on account of
50    I, 16|            him as he himself did to Saturn?" But let those who maintain
51    I, 21|           victims is ancient, since Saturn was honoured in Latium with
52    I, 21|          were immolated to the same Saturn, on account of his hatred
53    I, 21|           immolate human victims to Saturn; and when they were conquered
54   II, 11|        kingdom was in possession of Saturn only, by which he obtained
55   II, 14|          preceded Bacchus, but also Saturn and Uranus, by many generations.