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Júpiter

Also known as Jove, Diespiter, Jupiter (mythology), Ioue, Juppiter, Dju Pater

divindade romana

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Jupiter was the king of the gods in Roman religion and held the most important place in the state's official religious practices. His central role in Roman worship reflected the culture's values and influenced how Romans understood divine power and their relationship with the gods.

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Instance of: god
Part of: Dii Consentes
Gender: male
Spouse: Juno
Father: Saturn
Mother: Ops
Sibling: Ceres
Image: 0 Jupiter - Louvre MR 254 - Louvre-Lens (2).JPG
Said to be same as: Zeus

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Commons category: Iupiter
worshipped by: ancient Roman religion
topic's main category: Category:Jupiter (god)
described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
iconographic symbol: hasta
unmarried partner: Juturna
native label: Iuppiter
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
nickname: Ультор

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Article · Português

Júpiter (em latim: Iuppiter, Dis Pater ou Deus Pater; em grego: Zeu pater; em sânscrito: Dyàuṣpítaḥ), também chamado de Jove (Jovis), era o deus romano do dia, do céu e do trovão e o rei dos deuses na mitologia romana, comumente identificado com o deus grego Zeus. Na mitologia romana Júpiter é o pai do deus Marte. Assim, Júpiter é o avô de Rómulo e Remo, os lendários fundadores de Roma. Júpiter é filho de Saturno e Cibele. Na mitologia romana, ele negocia com Numa Pompílio, o segundo rei de Roma, para estabelecer os princípios da religião romana como oferendas e sacrifícios.

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