The Nurture of Jupiter Size:medium and hath expressed with admirable

and hath expressed with admirable art every circumstance about her

A painting in Helsinki's Sinebrychoff Museum

Herod ordered that the young children of the city be put to death

a studio or eighteenth-century copy of a picture by Van de Velde of unknown whereabouts

a poet and scientist of some distinction

The Nurture of Jupiter Size:medium and hath expressed with admirableThe events around the birth and nurture of the infant Jupiter are described by four ancient Greek and Latin poets: Hesiod, Callimachus, Ovid and Virgil. A prophecy had warned the god Saturn that one of his children would defeat him and rule the universe in his place; one after the other he swallowed all five of the children he had fathered with Rhea, to avoid the prediction. When Jupiter was born, Rhea saved him by feeding Saturn a stone wrapped in