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Juno
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altitalische, insbesondere römische Göttin der Geburt, Ehe und Fürsorge
Juno was an ancient Roman goddess who held a central place in Roman religion and mythology. She matters historically because she was one of the most important deities in the Roman pantheon and influenced how Romans understood family, women, and state protection.
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- Dii Consentes
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- female
- Spouse
- Jupiter
- Child
- Bellona
- Father
- Saturn
- Sibling
- Ceres
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- Juno Sospita Statue.jpg
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- femininity
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- Saturnia
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- Iuno
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- Pauly–Wissowa
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- name in native language
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Juno (lateinisch Iuno, Beiname Unxia) ist eine altitalische, insbesondere römische Göttin, die mit der griechischen Göttin Hera gleichgesetzt wurde. Juno galt als Göttin der Geburt, der Ehe und Fürsorge. Der Monatsname Juni wurde vom Namen der Göttin abgeleitet.
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