Thr Romans gave their Jupiter all the traits of Zeus.
The difference is that Jupiter is a roman god and Zeus is a greek god.
The Roman counterpart of Zeus is Jupiter or Jove.
Actually, Jupiter was Zeus's parallel in Roman Mythology.
No, Jupiter is the Roman god and Zeus is the Greek version. The planet Jupiter is named Jupiter (Zeus) because Jupiter's strong magnetic field traps particles from the sun. The god Jupiter is said to be surrounded by very powerful radiation belts which would kill anyone who tried to enter them. It is also named after Zeus because Jupiter is the biggest planet.
Zeus is another name for Jupiter
Zeus' Roman equivalent is Jupiter. Something in our world today (otherwise known as a trace) might be the planet Jupiter. This is connected to Zeus because Jupiter is the largest of the planets and Zeus was suppose to be the largest of the gods.
Jupiter is Zeus's roman name
The critical difference between Jupiter and Saturn, is that Jupiter rotates anti-clockwise and Saturn rotates clockwise.
Actually, Jupiter was Zeus's parallel in Roman Mythology.
The Roman counterpart of Zeus is Jupiter or Jove.
Really there isn't a connection to the physical planet Jupiter. However, the almost identical Zeus to the Romans was named Jupiter. So no connection (at least on the greek end) to the physical planet.
zues and Jupiter are the same people but different personallities zues is much kinder then Jupiter Jupiter is more war like its the same thing with hera and juno zues and hera are mor kind wile Jupiter and juno are more war like
Jupiter was named after Zeus. Jupiter is the Roman name of the king of the gods.
Jupiter is roman for Zeus!
Zeus and Jupiter are the same God, but with a different name. The Greeks preferred to call him Zeus, whereas the Romans preferred to call him Jupiter.
Zeus's roman name is Jupiter.
because Saturn was Cronus and Jupiter was Zeus and Cronus Was Zeus's dad
Jupiter (or Zeus in his more common Greek form) was the god of the heavens and lightening in Roman mythology.