This is, once again, instead of deuce, you have Jew. Instead of pithar, you have pitter. So instead of Dios pithar, you have Jupiter. Deuce pithar, Jupiter. These are very, very similar words, even though the spelling seems different. The way it comes out of your mouth is very, very, very, very, very close, and this is further evidence for the closeness between Sanskrit, between Greek, and between Latin. So once again, we have sky father, and this is, of course, an image of, well, it's hard to tell whether that's Jupiter or Zeus.