All of the following celestial bodies (visible to early astronomers in the night sky) were assigned a different day of the week to rule, in the Greek calendar, with the exception : the planet Jupiter (sacred to Zeus, god of the sky and the thunderbolt)the planet Mercury (sacred to Hermes, god of travel and commerce)the planet Uranus (sacred to Ouranos, the first sky-father)the planet Mars (sacred to Ares, god of war and destruction)the planet Venus (sacred to Aphrodite, goddess of love and fertility)

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All of the following celestial bodies (visible to early astronomers in the night sky) were assigned a different day of the week to rule, in the Greek calendar, with the exception :
the planet Jupiter (sacred to Zeus, god of the sky and the thunderbolt)
the planet Mercury (sacred to Hermes, god of travel and commerce)
the planet Uranus (sacred to Ouranos, the first sky-father)
the planet Mars (sacred to Ares, god of war and destruction)
the planet Venus (sacred to Aphrodite, goddess of love and fertility)

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