Juno

Role: wife of Saturn · First appears: Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2

Life events

• In Snorri's Foreword, Juno discovered Saturn’s affair, and Saturn transformed the king’s daughter into a heifer and sent her east.(Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2)
  • With: Saturn
  • “But his wife, Juno, found this out, so he turned her (the king’s daughter) into the likeness of a heifer and sent her east to the arms of the great river (that is, of the Nile, to the Nile country), and let the thrall, who hight Argulos, take care of her.”

Younger Edda · Foreword · Part 2

• married with Saturn “But his wife, Juno, found this out, so he turned her (the king’s daughter) into the likeness of a heifer and sent her east to the arms of the great river (that is, of the Nile, to the Nile country), and let the thrall, who hight Argulos, take care of her.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Eddas. Made with Rho MD.