Goddess juno

Discover the regal world of Juno, the Roman Queen of the Gods! This article explores her fascinating life and many symbols, from her powerful role as the goddess of marriage and childbirth to her status as one of the most beloved figures in ancient mythology. Learn about the enduring legacy of this iconic goddess and how she continues to inspire us today. Whether you're a mythology buff or simply curious about the ancient world, this guide is a must-read.

Juno

Illustration of the Roman goddess Juno by Samantha C George

Juno, who was based on the Greek goddess, Hera, was Jupiter's wife. It is said that she was the Queen of the Heavens, as well as childbirth and fertility. The month of June is named after Juno.

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Hera or Juno, online text from , Alexander S., Manual of Mythology, Revised Edition, with additional notes by S. Rhoads, Classical Mythology, Legend, Religion of the Greeks and Romans, free e-book, open source texts, on elfinspell.com

juno - roman goddess of childbirth & marriage

Diosa Hera/Juno

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Roman Goddess Juno - Juno was the Goddess of marriage, pregnancy and childbirth. She was the Queen of the Gods and part of the Capitoline triad that also included Minerva and Jupiter. This Deity was an embodiment of the traditional female roles of wife and mother. One of her titles was Lucino (meaning light) as she helped to bring children into the light of this world at birth. She was also said to set and strengthen a child's bones. She was also Goddess of conception, a Goddess to be...

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