Juno
Juno is the Roman queen of the gods, the protectress of women and marriage, and the goddess whose geese warned the city of an attack — which is why Rome minted its money in her temple and called it Moneta. She is Hera's Roman face and a civic power in her own right.
Correspondences
- Planetary Correspondence
- Moon
Offerings
- Offerings
- PomegranateWineMilkMyrtleCoins
Sacred timing
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- Juno ReginaJuno Moneta
- Gender Expression
- Feminine
- Titles
- Queen of the GodsProtectress of WomenThe Warner
- Symbols
- PeacockCrownGeeseSceptreCoin
Practice
- Invocation Approach
- ToneRegal watchfulAddressJunoQueen of the GodsJuno MonetaRelationshipThe queen who warns and who keeps the coinWarningRome kept its money in her templeResonanceMarried women the state those seeking a warning
- Modern Practice
Juno is called on for marriage, for women's protection, and at the Matronalia on the first of March. March is Mars's month; Juno's month is June. Her practice is watchful and public, and her warning is the useful kind.
Nature and meaning
- Domain
- MarriageWomenSovereigntyWarningThe stateChildbirthMoney
- Mythology Summary
Juno is the Roman queen of the gods, the protectress of women and marriage, and the goddess whose geese warned the city of an attack — which is why Rome minted its money in her temple and called it Moneta. She is Hera's Roman face and a civic power in her own right.
Details
- Correspondences
- ColorsWhiteGoldPeacock blueRedScentsMyrrhRoseMyrtleMetalsSilverGoldAnimalsPeacockGooseCow
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