Ralph Cudworth

As for the vulgar of the Greekish Pagans, whether they apprehended God to be, a mind or intellect separate from the world, or else to be a soul of the world only;-it cannot be doubted, but that by the word Zeus they commonly understood the supreme Deity in one or other of those senses, the father and king of gods; he being frequently thus styled in their solemn nuncupations of vows, , O Jupiter father, and O Jupiter king.

— from The true intellectual system of the universe