Saturn was the Roman equivalent of Cronus.
Saturn is a Roman god, the equivalent of Greek god Cronus. He is associated with the harvest, justice, and strength, and his symbol is the sickle. Keep in mind, of course, that the Romans merely took the Grecian gods and renamed them (this was in order to keep the peace when they took over Greece--and also because their own gods were a bit lacking). So the Roman gods technically are the Greek gods...just called by a different name.
Cronus/Cronos Answer 2: No, sorry, it was Saturnus (Saturn).
Saturn is the Roman counterpart of Kronos, Lord of Time
Cronus was the Greek name. His Roman name was Saturn.
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Saturn is a Roman god not greek
The ancient Roman name for Cronus was Saturn.
'Saturn' was the Roman name; he was the equivalent of the Greek Titan, Cronus.
They called it Saturn.
Cronus/Cronos Answer 2: No, sorry, it was Saturnus (Saturn).
Saturn is the Roman counterpart of Kronos, Lord of Time
Saturn is named after the Roman god of the same name. Saturn was considered the god of agriculture.
Cronus's Roman name was Saturn.
Saturn
Saturn was named for one of the Roman gods. The roman god Saturn was the god of wealth, time, agriculture and liberation.
There are many versions of "Cronus". The main names he is identified with are Kronos, Saturn, and Chronos.
Saturn is the real name. The name applies to the Roman God of Agriculture, the planet and a line of automobiles.
It was named after the Roman God Saturn (Saturnus in Latin)