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 1 IX     |   were openly sacrificed to Saturn down to the proconsulate
 2 IX     | change his character. Since Saturn did not spare his own sons,
 3 X      |     forgotten. ~Previous to Saturn there is with you no god :
 4 X      |     good of the succession. Saturn, then, as far as literature
 5 X      | than in Italy itself, where Saturn, after many expeditions,
 6 X      |   over the treasury. Yet if Saturn was a man, surely he sprang
 7 X      |      Just so it happened to Saturn, unexpectedly appearing
 8 X      |      although briefly, with Saturn. We will shew that even
 9 XI     |     for the intervention of Saturn and his race. Men would
10 XIII   |    them, — sometimes from a Saturn into a cooking-pot, sometimes
11 XVI    |      to those who set apart Saturn's day for idleness and feasting,
12 XVI(42)|                           o Saturn's day, which corresponded
13 XIX    | therefore also earlier than Saturn himself. For according to
14 XIX    |   of the Assyrians, and how Saturn, the king of the Titans,
15 XXV    | when they reigned? Whom did Saturn and Jupiter worship? Some