Reading notes

• The Aeneid §1.4 Juno

  Queen of the gods, Jupiter's consort; she sent the gadfly to torment Io, and her rites require oxen in the plague-struck land.

• The Aeneid §2.612 Juno

  Queen of the gods, implacable enemy of Troy; she holds the Scaean gates and summons the Greek host.

• The Aeneid §3.437 Juno

  Queen of the gods and enemy of Troy; Helenus bids Aeneas above all appease her with vows.

• The Aeneid §4.45 Juno

  Queen of the gods; patroness of Carthage and of marriage, she schemes to bind Aeneas to Dido.

• The Aeneid §6.89 Juno

  Queen of the gods, relentless enemy of the Trojans, who will not leave them even in Italy.

• The Aeneid §8.60 Juno

  Queen of the gods, Aeneas' divine enemy; Tiberinus bids him appease her wrath with vows.

• The Aeneid §9.2 Saturnian Juno

  Queen of the gods; she sends Iris to rouse Turnus against the Trojans in Aeneas' absence.

• The Aeneid §10.63 royal Juno

  Queen of the gods, who answers Venus in fury, defending her support of the Italians.

• The Aeneid §12.139 Juno

  Queen of the gods, who sends Juturna to break the truce and save Turnus while she can.

• The Georgics §3.153 Juno

  Queen of the gods, who used the gadfly to torment Io, the heifer-daughter of Inachus.