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...tteralmente "Padre Cielo" o "padre splendente", come riflesso nel latino ''Jupiter'' (o ''Diēspiter'') e nel greco ''Zeus pater''.<ref>Francisco villar, ''Gl ...enitivo]] ''Diós''), in [[lingua latina|latino]] come [[Giove (divinità)|Jupiter]] ([[Caso accusativo|accusativo]] ''Iovem'', [[Caso genitivo|genitivo]] ''I

...ropean tribes]]. Part of a larger [[pantheon (gods)|pantheon]], he was the god of the daylight [[sky]], and his position may have mirrored the position of *In [[Roman mythology]] [[Jupiter (god)|Jupiter]] (originally Iuppiter)<ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.bartleby.com/61/8.h

...ns/Art446-03-Teotihuacan/WebPage-Info.00033.html |title=Non-Western - Rain God, Tlaloc |publisher=Instructional1.calstatela.edu |date= |accessdate=2010-09 | [[Jupiter temple]]