an upstart at Olympia, ix. 352;
identified with the Babylonian Bel, ix. 389;
and his [pg 535] sacred oak at Dodona, xi. 49 sq.;
wood of white poplar used at Olympia in sacrificing to. xi. 90 n. 1, 91 n. 7
Zeus, Corycian, priests of, v. 145, 155;
temple of, v. 155
—— and Cronus, ii. 323
—— and Danae, how he visited her in a shower of gold, x. 74
—— and Demeter, viii. 9;
their marriage perhaps dramatically celebrated in the Eleusinian mysteries, ii. 138 sq., vii. 65 sqq.