 The adoption of Jupiter's "Optimus Maximus" epithet co-identified the two, but may also be seen as an attempt to attract worshippers to their own cult.Jupiter Dolichenus did however also receive some distinctive forms of address.One inscription from a temple on the Aventine hill in Rome, for example, addresses Jupiter Dolichenus as 'eternal preserver' (), while another acknowledges the god as 'Jupiter Optimus Maximus Dolichenus Eternal, preserver of the firmament, pre-eminent divinity, invincible provider' ().