Besides that, he had two little stubby horns upon his forehead. […] Prometheus was the braver and stronger of the two. […] For two days and nights they followed him close. […] Across the ocean came swimming two enormous serpents. […] Devoured (with his two sons) by serpents, 206.

In her pride she called aloud to Latona, and taunted her because her offspring numbered but two. […] Then, his hiding-place being reached in safety, Mercury coolly killed two of the oxen, which he proceeded to eat. […] Mercury, anxious to test it, thrust it between two quarrelling snakes, who immediately wound themselves in amity around it. […] This was true, and the two murderers forthwith confessed, and were shortly afterwards executed for their crime. […] Finally, annoyed by the importunities of the spectators, he turned and slew one or two, and then completed his sacrilege.