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 1    I, 18|         offspring of Coelus and Saturnus. But let us suppose that
 2    I, 20|       Terminus? This is he whom Saturnus is said to have swallowed
 3    I, 22|        rites to his grandfather Saturnus, and honoured his father
 4    I, 22|       of Uranus, and his father Saturnus; and he himself, by this
 5    I, 23| moreover, was contemporary with Saturnus, and that they both grew
 6    I, 23|      times, it is manifest that Saturnus has not been born more than
 7   IV, 3 |    those who pray to him, as is Saturnus, and Janus, and Liber, and
 8   IV, 3 |         Neptunus, Liber, father Saturnus, Mars, Janus, father Quirinus,
 9   IV, 4 |    accustomed to be assigned to Saturnus, nor to his father Coelus.
10   IV, 4 |         was before Jupiter, and Saturnus, and Coelus himself, and
11   IV, 27|    Vulcan, Mercury, Apollo, and Saturnus the father of all. All will
12    V, 5 |    THERE WAS TRUE JUSTICE UNDER SATURNUS, BUT IT WAS BANISHED BY
13    V, 5 |       justice from the times of Saturnus, which they call the golden
14    V, 5 |        as the truth. For, while Saturnus reigned, the religious worship
15    V, 5 |         had not. But after that Saturnus had been banished from heaven,
16    V, 10|         own infants who worship Saturnus? how shall they uphold chastity
17   VI, 20|        shows, were in honour of Saturnus, and the scenic games in
18  VII, 24|      being done in the reign of Saturnus. Whose error arose from