Juno:
The counterpart of Greek’s Hera, Juno is the goddess of childbirth. Just like Hera, her sacred animal was the peacock. Some of her symbols include the crown, moon, and lily. In Roman mythology, Juno was referred to as the queen of gods. One of her roles was being the protectress of the Roman people. She took a particular interest in protecting the woman of the culture. When Jupiter gave birth to Minerva from his head, Juno was jealous and the goddess of plants gave her a herb that allowed her to give birth to the Roman god Mars.
- Wolf of 300
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