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 1  I, 9  |          And if you name his son Jupiter, hear also his deeds and
 2  I, 10 |         the Eleians the Olympian Jupiter, and at Athens the Minerva
 3  I, 10 |           For there is, firstly, Jupiter surnamed Olympian, then
 4  I, 10 |          surnamed Olympian, then Jupiter Latiaris, and Jupiter Cassius,
 5  I, 10 |       then Jupiter Latiaris, and Jupiter Cassius, and Jupiter Tonans,
 6  I, 10 |         and Jupiter Cassius, and Jupiter Tonans, and Jupiter Propator,
 7  I, 10 |          and Jupiter Tonans, and Jupiter Propator, and Jupiter Pannychius,
 8  I, 10 |        and Jupiter Propator, and Jupiter Pannychius, and Jupiter
 9  I, 10 |          Jupiter Pannychius, and Jupiter Poliuchus, and Jupiter Capitolinus;
10  I, 10 |       and Jupiter Poliuchus, and Jupiter Capitolinus; and that Jupiter,
11  I, 10 |    Jupiter Capitolinus; and that Jupiter, the son of Saturn, who
12 II, 3  |        lies deserted? Or why did Jupiter, in days of yore, dwell
13 II, 3  |        place of all. But why has Jupiter left Ida? Was it because
14 II, 5  |        that Saturn, and his sons Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto, were
15 II, 5  |   assailed in war by his own son Jupiter; for he says:--~"His father
16 II, 5  |        his poem the daughters of Jupiter, whom he names Muses, and
17 II, 6  |         itself into a world (for Jupiter was born, not only long
18 II, 7  | tragedies concerning the sons of Jupiter, and whose pedigree they
19 II, 7  |          and Hercules the son of Jupiter there sprang, as I suppose,
20 III, 6 |        precedent of the son s of Jupiter and the lawgiver of the
21 III, 8 |         foulest intercourse with Jupiter? For why should I recount
22 III, 8 |        mother of the gods, or of Jupiter Latiaris thirsting for human
23 III, 8 |       the castrated Attis; or of Jupiter, surnamed Tragedian, and
24 III, 23|         even before the reign of Jupiter over the Cretans, and before
25 III, 29|          Titans made war against Jupiter and the so-called gods in