Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  36|   founder of the Janiculum, and Saturn, the author of the Saturnian
 2  II,  68|      was made to father Dis and Saturn with the heads of men by
 3  II,  70|        his brothers was born of Saturn and his wife, before Ops
 4  II,  70|         of a parent sprung from Saturn, before that Memory, Alcmena,
 5  II,  71|       Jupiter and his brothers? Saturn with Ops, as you relate,
 6  II,  71|         grandfather of Latinus? Saturn, as you again hand down
 7 III,   6|   prince who is over all. It is Saturn, my opponent says, and Janus,
 8 III,  29|      like manner, be applied to Saturn. For if time is meant under
 9 III,  29|       there is no such deity as Saturn. For who is so senseless
10 III,  30|    Jupiter at all; who, born of Saturn his father and Ops his mother,
11 III,  32|         to have been married to Saturn, be rightly declared a goddess,
12  IV,  14|     another, Coelus; the third, Saturn, born and buried in the
13  IV,  14|         third is descended from Saturn, and is the one who devised
14  IV,  20|     mother, and from his father Saturn, Diespiter was born with
15  IV,  22|         unions to the venerable Saturn, you affirm that the king
16  IV,  24|        genitals of Coelus? that Saturn was thrown into chains for
17  IV,  25|         the tomb and remains of Saturn are found in Sicily? Is
18  IV,  26|         our poems that the aged Saturn, already long covered with
19   V,   3|       believed, that the son of Saturn had so little foresight,
20  VI,  12| represented with a ram's horns; Saturn with his crooked sickle,
21  VI,  25|  example, which was assigned to Saturn, was it to inspire mortals