👉 Sagittae is a term used in ancient Roman mythology and literature. It refers to the sun god, Jupiter, who is known for his fiery temper and is often depicted as a fiery character. The name "saggita" comes from the Greek word "sagitta," which means "fire." In Roman mythology, Sagittae was associated with the sun god, Jupiter, and was often depicted in Roman art and literature as a fiery figure.
