Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16| passage: "Therefore the mighty Jupiter, wheeling his swift chariot
 2     I, 23|     Muses are the daughters of Jupiter. For when for nine nights
 3     I, 23|      nights and days together, Jupiter, through excess of passion,
 4     I, 23|      somewhere afterwards that Jupiter was born of Rhea. All these,
 5    IV, 8 |     from this to the circle of Jupiter, 20,275,065 stadii; and
 6    IV, 9 |         and from the circle of Jupiter to Earth, 502,770,646 stadii;
 7    IV, 11|        105,338,470 stadii; and Jupiter is distant from Mars 44,
 8    IV, 11|         Saturn is distant from Jupiter 149,691,510 stadii, but
 9     V, 2 |      eating the sweet acorn of Jupiter. But the Nile of the Egyptians,"
10     V, 4 |        race of Saturn or happy Jupiter, or mighty Rhea, Hail, Attis,
11    VI, 15|  fashioned) into the figure of Jupiter, and (an image) of Helen
12   VII, 17|       bedews the mortal font."~Jupiter is fire, and life-giving