When I saw Koen post this on the other thread, I thought, "Oooooh, I wish I'd spotted that one."
In the second diagram, notice how Jupiter is a wavier, wider line? That might be because Jupiter/Jove is the brightest (Venus is sometimes brighter, but not on a regular basis) and why Jupiter was considered the head honcho.
Not counting the sun, of course, but they always gave the sun a different significance because it was seen during the day, but of the "night stars" as they thought of them, Jupiter is brightest.
In the second diagram, notice how Jupiter is a wavier, wider line? That might be because Jupiter/Jove is the brightest (Venus is sometimes brighter, but not on a regular basis) and why Jupiter was considered the head honcho.
Not counting the sun, of course, but they always gave the sun a different significance because it was seen during the day, but of the "night stars" as they thought of them, Jupiter is brightest.