Jupiter is a male God, and the most popular of all of god mentioned in the fables.
Positive Actions (to Others) | Negative Actions (to Others) | Neutral Actions | Positive Actions (to Self) | Negative Actions (to Self) |
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give | terrify | perceive | ||
create | drive | cast | ||
promise | expell | set | ||
love | refuse | choose | ||
release | deprive | send | ||
provide | ordain | make | ||
warn | propose | |||
issue | ||||
tell |
These are the characters that appear with Jupiter:
Fables in which Jupiter appears:
Dialogue of Jupiter:
Jupiter to Bee
"You shall have your request, but it will be at the peril of your own
life. For if you use your sting, it shall remain in the wound you make, and then
you will die from the loss of it." ~ The Bee and Jupiter
Oak to Jupiter
"We bear for no purpose the burden of life, as of all the trees that
grow we are the most continually in peril of the axe." ~ The Oaks and
Jupiter
Jupiter to Oak
"You have only to thank yourselves for the misfortunes to which you
are exposed: for if you did not make such excellent pillars and posts, and prove
yourselves so serviceable to the carpenters and the farmers, the axe would not
so frequently be laid to your roots." ~ The Oaks and Jupiter
Jupiter to Minvera
"It is lest we should seem to covet the honor for the fruit." ~
The Trees Under the Protection of the Gods
Minerva to Jupiter
"Let anyone say what he will the olive is more dear to me on account
of its fruit." ~ The Trees Under the Protection of the Gods
Jupiter to Minerva
"My daughter, you are rightly called wise; for unless what we do is
useful, the glory of it is vain." ~ The Trees Under the Protection of
the Gods
Jupiter to He-goat
"Allow them," said Jupiter, "to enjoy an empty honor and to
assume the badge of your nobler sex, so long as they are not your equals in
strength or courage." ~ The She-Goats and Their Beards
Lion to Jupiter
"It is true, O Jupiter!" he said, "that I am gigantic in
strength, handsome in shape, and powerful in attack. I have jaws well provided
with teeth, and feet furnished with claws, and I lord it over all the beasts of
the forest, and what a disgrace it is, that being such as I am, I should be
frightened by the crowing of a cock." ~ The Lion, Jupiter, and the
Elephant
Jupiter to Lion
"Why do you blame me without a cause? I have given you all the
attributes which I possess myself, and your courage never fails you except in
this one instance." ~ The Lion, Jupiter, and the Elephant