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A definition or brief description of Saturn (mythology).

Saturn, also known as Cronos, is a god in Greek mythology who is the father of Jupiter (or Zeus).

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	Saturn, also known as Cronos, is a god in Greek mythology who is the father of Jupiter (or Zeus).		{{subpages}}
			'''Saturn''', also known as ''[[Cronos]]'', is a [[god]] in [[Greek mythology]] who is the father of [[Jupiter (mythology)\|Jupiter]] (or ''[[Zeus]]'').