Introduction In the vast pantheon of ancient Roman deities, Jupiter, often equated with the Greek god Zeus, shines as a luminous symbol of celestial might and authority. With each thunderous clap and flash of lightning, his presence is felt in the heavens and on Earth. This exploration takes us on a journey through the multifaceted identity of Jupiter, from his early role as the God of light and weather to his elevated position as the protector of Rome and embodiment of justice. The God of Light and Weather At the heart of Jupiter’s celestial dominion lies his initial role as the God of light and weather. He commanded the elements,…
