Saturn, in respect, to what was known to the most ancient of telescopes, this was the farthest visible planet in what was considered the known Universe for a very long time.

Any personification in respect to such an object should be taken with a grain of salt.

Any thoughts?





[Edited on 8-11-2003 by Toltec]

Toltec - slight correction. The following planets were known to the ancients: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Also if you believe in astrology than perhaps the post does make sense. But since I do not follow the dictates of astrology (there is a specific Biblical prohibition against it), I cannot attest to the accruaccy of the astrological information presented.

Thanks Jadg, correction noted and made to reflect my true intent in presenting the post

Saturn is only Saturn because we humans named it Saturn after the Roman name for the Titan that gave birth to Jupiter, Hera, Neptune, Pluto, and one other.

Anyways, if we wanted to call it Akilo, it would be called that. But we call it Saturn.