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Also known as Jove, Diespiter, Jupiter (mythology), Ioue, Juppiter, Dju Pater
古罗马神祇
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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- Juno
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朱比特（拉丁語：Iuppiter），又译朱庇特、朱皮特，是古罗马神话中的眾神之王，相对应于古希腊神话的宙斯（希腊语：Ζεύς），西方天文学对木星的称呼以其命名。另外拉丁语中的“星期四”这个词也起源朱比特的名字，后来影响了许多西方语言。
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