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|description=From the same root as the Greek Zeus, the greatest god of the ancient Greeks and Romans, adopted also by other nations. His names are among others: (1) Jupiter‐Aërios; (2) Jupiter‐Ammon of Egypt ; (3) Jupiter Bel‐Moloch, the Chaldean; (4) Jupiter‐Mundus, Deus Mundus, “God of the World”; (5) Jupiter‐Fulgur, “the Fulgurant”, etc.,etc. {{ | |description=From the same root as the Greek Zeus, the greatest god of the ancient Greeks and Romans, adopted also by other nations. His names are among others: (1) Jupiter‐Aërios; (2) Jupiter‐Ammon of Egypt ; (3) Jupiter Bel‐Moloch, the Chaldean; (4) Jupiter‐Mundus, Deus Mundus, “God of the World”; (5) Jupiter‐Fulgur, “the Fulgurant”, etc.,etc. {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:59, 6 October 2026
Jupiter
(Lat.)
From the same root as the Greek Zeus, the greatest god of the ancient Greeks and Romans, adopted also by other nations. His names are among others: (1) Jupiter‐Aërios; (2) Jupiter‐Ammon of Egypt ; (3) Jupiter Bel‐Moloch, the Chaldean; (4) Jupiter‐Mundus, Deus Mundus, “God of the World”; (5) Jupiter‐Fulgur, “the Fulgurant”, etc.,etc. (TG).
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