thumb|right|Photo of an epigraphic dedication to Zberthourdos (sic) and Iambadoule.
thumb|right|Photo of an epigraphic dedication to Zberthourdos (sic) and Iambadoule.
Zibelthiurdos is a Thracian god of heaven, lightning and rain, whose name is known mainly from epigraphic monuments. The only known reference to this god so far in ancient literature is in Cicero's speech against Pizon, where he is mentioned under the name Jovi Vrii (Iuppiter Urius). According to Cicero, Jupiter Urius had the most ancient and venerated of the barbarian temples, which was sacked by invading armies and resulted in diseases from which those afflicted never recovered.
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