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Jo·vi·an1 (jō'vē-ən) , (Originally Flavius Jovianus.) A.D. 331?-364. |
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Jovian is the adjectival form of the god or planet Jupiter. Its archaic form is Jovial.
People named Jovian include:
In relation to the planet, "Jovian" can refer to:
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