In Roman mythology, which god is the equivalent of the Greek Zeus?

Correct answer: Jupiter

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What people think about it: 10 Comments
Maestro1313
Maestro1313
Hence the name of the largest planet.
CyanJaguar62
CyanJaguar62
Pretty slick that the gods only want the smoke and bones from sacrifices leaving men to feast on the meat.
wesley
wesley
perhaps that gives some more meaning to the expression "by jove."
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Byrde Alpha Bitch
mukesh sharma.mahakall.b, Every God, Goddess, Entity, and Beyond is Great
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Smeghead, Become? We believe you mean became.
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Byrde Alpha Bitch
Brandywine, Danke for the added information. We love it! Thank You. 😉
Shivansh Pandey
Shivansh Pandey
I love you Jupiter 💖
Brandywine
Brandywine
His name actually started out as being "Zeus Pitar", which is obviously where "Ju-piter" came from. There are some threads that show the Greeks and Romans alike began these stories based Zeus on God and Hercules as Jesus. But then they fictionalized them both and made them be their own characters and gave them stories/children/etc. distorted for generations and generations until it all became its own mythology.
Artie
Artie
I love Classical Greco-Roman Mythology. I have an unedited Bullfinch and have read it from cover to cover.
Smeghead
Smeghead
Jesus and Allah will become mythology. Stories of fantasy.