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The celestial gods (in Vedas) are Dyaus, Varuna, Mitra, Surya, Savitr, Pusan, the Asvins, and the goddesses Usas (Dawns) and Ratri (Night).
A Vedic Reader (Excerpts)
Dyaus/Dyava (Sky) and Prithivi (Earth) were the first deities and parents of all Gods of Indo-Aryans. By Mandala 10, Aryans had nearly forgotten them.
(I could have corrected the Sanskrit rendering and the English transliteration at places, but I skip it because it will take a long time. Sorry for that.)
पर दयावा यज्ञैः पर्थिवी नमोभिः सबाध ईळे बर्हतीयजत्रे l
ते चिद धि पूर्वे कवयो गर्णन्तः पुरो मही दधिरे देवपुत्रे ll
पर पूर्वजे पितरा नव्यसीभिर्गीर्भिः कर्णुध्वं सदने रतस्य l
आ नो दयावाप्र्थिवी दैव्येन जनेन यातं महि वां वरूथम ll RV 7.53.1-2
pra dyāvā yajñaiḥ pṛthivī namobhiḥ sabādha īḷe bṛhatīyajatre l
te cid dhi pūrve kavayo ghṛṇantaḥ puro mahī dadhire devaputre ll
pra pūrvaje pitarā navyasībhirghīrbhiḥ kṛṇudhvaṃ sadane ṛtasya l
ā no dyāvāpṛthivī daivyena janena yātaṃ mahi vāṃ varūtham ll
AS priest with solemn rites and adorations I worship Heaven and Earth, the High and Holy.
To them, great Parents of the Gods, have sages of ancient time, singing, assigned precedence.
With newest hymns set in the seat of Order, those the Two Parents, born before all others,
Come, Heaven and Earth, with the Celestial People, hither to us, for strong is your protection.
स तू नो अग्निर नयतु परजानन्न अछा रत्नं देवभक्तं यद अस्य l
धिया यद विश्वे अम्र्ता अक्र्ण्वन दयौष पिता जनिता सत्यम उक्षन ll RV 4.1.10
sa tū no aghnir nayatu prajānann achā ratnaṃ devabhaktaṃ yad asya l
dhiyā yad viśve amṛtā akṛṇvan dyauṣ pitā janitā satyam ukṣan ll
Let Agni -for he knows the way- conduct us to all that he enjoys of God-sent riches,
What all the Immortals have prepared with wisdom, Dyaus, Sire, Begetter, raining down true blessings.
पर दयावा यज्ञैः पर्थिवी रताव्र्धा मही सतुषे विदथेषु परचेतसा l
देवेभिर्ये देवपुत्रे सुदंससेत्था धिया वार्याणि परभूषतः ll RV 1.159.1
pra dyāvā yajñaiḥ pṛthivī ṛtāvṛdhā mahī stuṣe vidatheṣu pracetasā l
devebhirye devaputre sudaṃsasetthā dhiyā vāryāṇi prabhūṣataḥ ll
I PRAISE with sacrifices mighty Heaven and Earth at festivals, the wise, the Strengtheners of Law.
Who, having Gods for progeny, conjoined with Gods, through wonder-working wisdom bring forth choicest boons.
देवी देवेभिर यजते यजत्रैर अमिनती तस्थतुर उक्षमाणे l
रतावरी अद्रुहा देवपुत्रे यज्ञस्य नेत्री शुचयद्भिर अर्कैः ll RV 4.56.2
devī devebhir yajate yajatrair aminatī tasthatur ukṣamāṇe l
ṛtāvarī adruhā devaputre yajñasya netrī śucayadbhir arkaiḥ ll
The Goddesses with Gods, holy with holy, the Two stand pouring out their rain, exhaustless:
Faithful and guileless, having Gods for children, leaders of sacrifice with shining splendours.
ऊर्जं नो दयौश्च पर्थिवी च पिन्वतां पिता माता विश्वविदा सुदंससा l
संरराणे रोदसी विश्वशम्भुवा सनिं वाजं रयिमस्मे समिन्वताम ll RV 6.70.6
ūrjaṃ no dyauśca pṛthivī ca pinvatāṃ pitā mātā viśvavidā sudaṃsasā l
saṃrarāṇe rodasī viśvaśambhuvā saniṃ vājaṃ rayimasme saminvatām ll
May Heaven and Earth make food swell plenteously for us, all-knowing Father, Mother, wondrous in their works.
Pouring out bounties, may, in union, both the Worlds, all beneficial, send us gain, and power, and wealth.
Dyaus Pitr is the same as Greek Zeus Pater or the later Latin Ju piter (who was equated with the brightest planet in the sky, Jupiter). Same with Hindus who called it Brahaspati. This is because both Greeks and Indo-Iranians were Aryans, the former being the Western branch and the latter the Eastern branch.
