Juno - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Juno - Roman goddess, wife of Jupiter; equivalent to the Greek Hera
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207/3 Livius Andronicus composes a hymn to be sung in honour of Juno.
203/20 a dream not to steal a column from the temple of Juno at Lacinium.
194/20 Temples are dedicated to Juno Matuta, Faunus, Fortuna Primigenia, and
179/25 The dedication of temples of Juno and Diana.
173/2 which he strips the roof tiles off the temple of Juno at Lacinium.
144/11 nstructs temples to Jupiter and Juno within the portico of Octavius.
115/10 The temple of Juno is struck by lightning.
90/36 aesar restores the temple of Juno Sospita, in response to a dream rep
Within translations:
Apul:Flor_15 however, a temple of Juno famous from remote antiquity:
Cic:Dom_144 your might, and you, Queen Juno, and you, guardian of our
Cic:Mur_90 the ancient local worship of Juno the Protectress, to whom all
Cic:Scaur_47 Best and Greatest, of Queen Juno, and of Minerva, adorned with
Cic:Verr_2.1.50 ancient and glorious temple of Juno of Samos : how it
Cic:Verr_2.1.52 pillaging of the sanctuary of Juno and the city of Samos;
Cic:Verr_2.1.61 years before the doors of Juno in Samos - those two,
Cic:Verr_2.4.103 stands an ancient temple of Juno, which has ever been held
Cic:Verr_2.4.104 officially that the temple of Juno has been robbed, that Verres
Cic:Verr_2.4.71 at Athens, Apollo at Delos, Juno at Samos, Diana at Perga,
Cic:Verr_2.5.184 hear me, Juno Queen of Heaven ; thou
Cic:Verr_2.5.36 "Roman," in honour of Jupiter, Juno and Minerva. I have been
CIL_1.1430 and of Quintus Flaminius, to Juno, Saviour, Mother
CIL_1.1581 .1581 Dedication to Juno Lucina. Capua. An
CIL_1.2439 ably completed these altars to Juno of the Fig-Tree. C
CIL_1.359-361 * nze tablet, ruins of temple of Juno, Norba. Second cen
CIL_1.364 side. To Jupiter Juno and Minerva a gift bestowed by
CIL_1.378 .378 To Queen Juno a gift, bestowed by mat
CIL_1.396 ted, as things sacred to Juno Quiris, by Gaius Faldil
CIL_1.444 a dish found at Vulci Juno's dish CIL_1 .452 Latin
CIL_add.7 (early 1st cent.) lic Holiday. To Diana and Juno the Queen in the C
CIL_add.8 (1st cent. A.D.) val of Mars and Juno Lucina on the Esquiline, bec
Ennius:Ann_60 air of lines in Ennius - Juno Vesta Minerva Ceres Diana
Ennius:Ann_62 Apollo [62] & Speech of Juno ; she agrees to the deificat
Ennius:Ann_291-293 * Livius Andronicus (?) to Juno : SCHOLIAST : Ennius says
Obseq_1 The temple of Juno Lucina was struck by a
Obseq_6 At Lanuvium the statue of Juno Sospita cried. Libitina did not
Obseq_16 portico between the temple of Juno Regina and Fortuna was struck,
Obseq_27 man. In the temple of Juno Regina a Ligurian shield was
Obseq_46 Lanuvium in the temple of Juno Sospita in the chamber of
Obseq_48 wood statue was erected for Juno Regina and the city was
Obseq_55 she had with difficulty recalled Juno Sospita as she was fleeing
Obseq_27a seen. In the temple of Juno Regina for two days the
Ovid:Cons_377 ; and on a night grave Juno's shrine and that of fearles
Plin:HN_3.70 for the temple of Argive Juno founded by Jason. Further inland
Plin:HN_6.200 natives in the Temple of Juno as proof of the truth
Plin:HN_34.38 Vitellius, in the shrine of Juno, a bronze figure of a
Plin:HN_35.115 The shrine of Juno, Queen of the Spouse supreme.
Plin:HN_36.24 Diana in the temple of Juno within the Porticoes of Octavia
Plin:HN_36.35 and in the temple of Juno that stands within the Portico
Plin:HN_36.43 intended as the temple of Juno; but, according to the tradition,
[Sen]:Octav_2 after the example set by Juno, sharing the nuptial-bed of her
[Sen]:Octav_1-3 lease of human enjoyment. The Queen of the Gods herself, has,
[Sen]:Octav_1-4 among nations }. The mighty Juno has drawn a prize in
ValMax_006. upon the cushions of Capitoline Juno. You are the pillar of
ValMax_1.1.16 was through the wrath of Juno : for when he presented
ValMax_1.1.20 from the temple of Lacinian Juno to the shrine of Fortuna
ValMax_1.8.3 willing was the coming of Juno to our city. When Veii
ValMax_1.1e.2 out of the shrine of Juno certain ivory-tusks of an immense
ValMax_1.8e.18 in the temple of Lacinian Juno, the ashes on the altar
ValMax_2.1.2 lying on his couch, while Juno and Minerva are invited to
ValMax_5.10.2 other; I prayed to Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, that if anything
ValMax_5.4e.4 chariot to the temple of Juno, in order to perform the
ValMax_6.3.1 stands the shrine dedicated to Juno Moneta { see
[Vict]:VirIll_51 (?) the games of Samian Juno through a herald. He was

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