Book, Chapter

 1  I, 9  |        of men were they? Is not Saturn found to be a cannibal,
 2  I, 10 |        that Jupiter, the son of Saturn, who is king of the Cretans,
 3 II, 5  |  created. Besides, he said that Saturn, and his sons Jupiter, Neptune,
 4 II, 5  |         And he also relates how Saturn was assailed in war by his
 5 II, 5  |      for he says:--~"His father Saturn he by might o'ercame,~And '
 6 II, 6  |         so, too, was his father Saturn), or was there some ruling
 7 III, 3 | banquets. For who does not sing Saturn devouring his own children,
 8 III, 29|       king of the Assyrians and Saturn, son of Titan, alleging
 9 III, 29|      than all writers, and than Saturn and Belus and the Trojan
10 III, 29|        the sack of Troy. And as Saturn and Belus flourished at
11 III, 29|     people do not know which is Saturn and which is Belus. Some
12 III, 29|    which is Belus. Some worship Saturn, and call him Bel or Bal,
13 III, 29|     they do not know who either Saturn or Belus is. And among the
14 III, 29|         the Romans he is called Saturn, for neither do they know
15 III, 29|        the two is more ancient--Saturn or Bel. So far as regards