Polycentric Polytheism

"If the virtues reciprocally imply one another [antakolouthousin], they nevertheless are different individually [têi idiotêti diapherousin]. For they are not one, but all the virtues are in courage courageously, and in temperance temperately; just as all the Gods are in Zeus Zeusically [Diiôs], in Hera Heraically; for no God is imperfect [atelês]."

Olympiodorus (c. 495 - 570 CE), Commentary on Plato's First Alcibiades, p. 214 Creuzer.