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13. (1836) The new pantheon; or, an introduction to the mythology of the ancients

Their sons were called Titan and Saturn, which latter was the same as Chronos, or time. […] The name Chronos, given to Saturn, signifies time; and, as time sees all things produced, and all things perish, it is allegorically said, that Time or Saturn devours his own offspring. […] Numa Pompilius erected a temple to him, which was open in time of war, and shut during peace. […] From the time of Job, the hippopotamus has been a type of strength and impetuosity. […] In process of time the Mythology of the Scythians became very debased.

14. (1895) The youth’s dictionary of mythology for boys and girls

Other words, again, in the course of time were utterly lost. […] This famous god, some time King of Arcadia, was the son of Jupiter and Latona. […] A brazen temple was erected to him in Rome, which was always open in time of war, and closed during peace. […] One of the rural deities who protected the growing corn at time of ripening. […] Her only connection with the goddesses of the time is that the Greeks called her “The tenth Muse.”

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