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Janiculum + 

(Ja-nicˈu-lum), Roman fortress on the Janiculus, a hill on the other side of the Tiber. + 

Janus + 

(Jaˈnus), a deity from the earliest times held in high estimation by the Romans. + 

Jason + 

(Jaˈson), leader of the Argonauts, seeking the Golden Fleece. + 

Joseph of Arimathea + 

(Joˈseph of Arimathea), who bore the Holy Graal to Europe. + 

Jotunheim + 

(Joˈtun-heim), home of the giants in Northern mythology. + 

Jove Zeus + 

(Jove (Zeus)), chief god of Roman and Grecian mythology. See Jupiter. + 

Joyous Garde + 

(Joyˈous Garde), residence of Sir Launcelot of the Lake. + 

Juggernaut + 

(Jugˈger-naut), Hindu deity. + 

Juno + 

(Juˈno), the particular guardian spirit of each woman See Genius. + 

(Juˈno), wife of Jupiter, queen of the gods. + 

Jupiter + 

(Juˈpi-ter), Jovis-pater, Father Jove; Jupiter and Jove used interchangeably. + 

Jupiter Capitolinus + 

(Juˈpi-ter Capˈi-to-liˈnus), temple of, preserving the Sibylline books. + 

Justice + 

(Jusˈtice), see Themis. + 