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Definition of jupiter
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"Jupiter
(n.) The
supreme
deity,
king of gods and men, and
reputed
to be the son of
Saturn
and Rhea; Jove. He
corresponds
to the Greek
Zeus..
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Hebe
::
Hebe (n.) The
goddess
of
youth,
daughter
of
Jupiter
and Juno. She was
believed
to have the power of
restoring
youth and
beauty
to those who had lost
them..
Jove
::
Jove (n.) The chief
divinity
of the
ancient
Romans;
Jupiter.
Jove
::
Jove (n.) The
planet
Jupiter.
Jupiter
::
"Jupiter
(n.) One of the
planets,
being the
brightest
except
Venus,
and the
largest
of them all, its mean
diameter
being about
85,000
miles.
It
revolves
about the sun in
4,332.6
days, at a mean
distance
of
5.2028
from the sun, the
earth's
mean
distance
being taken as
unity..
Bacchus
::
Bacchus
(n.) The god of wine, son of
Jupiter
and
Semele..
Prometheus
::
Prometheus
(n.) The son of
Iapetus
(one of the
Titans)
and
Clymene,
fabled
by the poets to have
surpassed
all
mankind
in
knowledge,
and to have
formed
men of clay to whom he gave life by means of fire
stolen
from
heaven.
Jupiter,
being angry at this, sent
Mercury
to bind
Prometheus
to Mount
Caucasus,
where a
vulture
preyed
upon his
liver..
Jovian
::
"Jovian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Jove, or
Jupiter
(either
the deity or the
planet)..
Flamen
::
Flamen
(n.) A
priest
devoted
to the
service
of a
particular
god, from whom he
received
a
distinguishing
epithet.
The most
honored
were those of
Jupiter,
Mars, and
Quirinus,
called
respectively
Flamen
Dialis,
Flamen
Martialis,
and
Flamen
Quirinalis..
Temple
::
Temple
(n.) A place or
edifice
dedicated
to the
worship
of some
deity;
as, the
temple
of
Jupiter
at
Athens,
or of
Juggernaut
in
India..
Taranis
::
Taranis
(n.) A
Celtic
divinity,
regarded
as the evil
principle,
but
confounded
by the
Romans
with
Jupiter..
June
::
"June (n.) The
sister
and wife of
Jupiter,
the queen of
heaven,
and the
goddess
who
presided
over
marriage.
She
corresponds
to the Greek
Hera..
Jovial
::
"Jovial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the god, or the
planet,
Jupiter..
Asteroid
::
Asteroid
(n.) A
starlike
body; esp. one of the
numerous
small
planets
whose
orbits
lie
between
those of Mars and
Jupiter;
--
called
also
planetoids
and minor
planets.
Year
::
Year (n.) The time in which any
planet
completes
a
revolution
about the sun; as, the year of
Jupiter
or of
Saturn..
Saturn
::
Saturn
(n.) One of the
planets
of the solar
system,
next in
magnitude
to
Jupiter,
but more
remote
from the sun. Its
diameter
is
seventy
thousand
miles,
its mean
distance
from the sun
nearly
eight
hundred
and
eighty
millions
of
miles,
and its year, or
periodical
revolution
round the sun,
nearly
twenty-nine
years and a half. It is
surrounded
by a
remarkable
system
of
rings,
and has eight
satellites..
Opposition
::
Opposition
(n.) The
situation
of a
heavenly
body with
respect
to
another
when in the part of the
heavens
directly
opposite
to it;
especially,
the
position
of a
planet
or
satellite
when its
longitude
differs
from that of the sun
180¡;
--
signified
by the
symbol
/; as, / / /,
opposition
of
Jupiter
to the sun..
Thunderer
::
Thunderer
(n.) One who
thunders;
-- used
especially
as a
translation
of L.
tonans,
an
epithet
applied
by the
Romans
to
several
of their gods, esp. to
Jupiter..
Hercules
::
Hercules
(n.) A hero,
fabled
to have been the son of
Jupiter
and
Alcmena,
and
celebrated
for great
strength,
esp. for the
accomplishment
of his
twelve
great tasks or
labors..
Aegis
::
Aegis (n.) A
shield
or
protective
armor;
--
applied
in
mythology
to the
shield
of
Jupiter
which he gave to
Minerva.
Also fig.: A
shield;
a
protection.
Zeus
::
Zeus (n.) The chief deity of the
Greeks,
and ruler of the upper world (cf.
Hades).
He was
identified
with
Jupiter..
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