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1 1, Arg | which AEolus raises at Juno’s request. The tempest sinks
2 1, 2 | And haughty Juno’s unrelenting hate,~
3 1, 23 | Carthage the name; belov’d by Juno more~
4 1, 74 | What nations now to Juno’s pow’r will pray,~
5 1, 380 | Ev’n haughty Juno, who, with endless broils,~
6 1, 622 | fated sign their foundress Juno gave,~
7 1, 625 | Did Juno’s temple build, and consecrate,~
8 1, 934 | And knew the town to Juno’s care belong’d.~
9 1, 945 | I suspect the town where Juno reigns.~
10 1, 1027| And gracious Juno, both be present here!~
11 2, 830 | where, in arms, imperial Juno stands~
12 2, 1034| Then, unobserv’d, I pass by Juno’s church:~
13 3, 488 | And Juno’s angry pow’r forbids to
14 3, 555 | Above the rest, great Juno’s name adore;~
15 3, 556 | Pay vows to Juno; Juno’s aid implore.~
16 3, 556 | Pay vows to Juno; Juno’s aid implore.~
17 3, 720 | And pious rites to Grecian Juno paid.~
18 3, 725 | Just opposite, Lacinian Juno stands;~
19 4, Arg | match for his entertainment. Juno, by Venus’s consent, raises
20 4, 62 | Propitious Heav’n, and gracious Juno, lead~
21 4, 79 | Preferring Juno’s pow’r, for Juno ties~
22 4, 79 | Preferring Juno’s pow’r, for Juno ties~
23 4, 129 | But when imperial Juno, from above,~
24 4, 151 | a fool, would wars with Juno choose,~
25 4, 161 | Mine,” said imperial Juno, “be the care;~
26 4, 233 | rattling thunders roll; and Juno pours~
27 4, 243 | Hell from below, and Juno from above,~
28 4, 534 | Nor Juno views my wrongs with equal
29 4, 873 | Thou Juno, guardian of the nuptial
30 4, 993 | Then Juno, grieving that she should
31 5, Arg | ceremonies were performing, Juno sends Iris to persuade the
32 5, 786 | Those envied rites Saturnian Juno views;~
33 6, 137 | too, goddess-born. Fierce Juno’s hate,~
34 7, 395 | But jealous Juno, from Pachynus’ height,~
35 7, 405 | O fates of Troy, which Juno’s fates oppose!~
36 7, 410 | Then vanquish’d Juno must in vain contend,~
37 7, 421 | Triumphant o’er the storms and Juno’s hate.~
38 7, 459 | Her Juno finds, and thus inflames
39 7, 466 | And let not Juno suffer in her fame.~
40 7, 590 | Of Juno, now she seem’d, and thus
41 7, 602 | This dream all-pow’rful Juno sends; I bear~
42 7, 617 | My fate is Juno’s most peculiar care.~
43 7, 755 | To Juno thus she speaks: “Behold! ’
44 7, 765 | Then Juno thus: “The grateful work
45 7, 789 | Saturnian Juno now, with double care,~
46 7, 815 | But, when he found that Juno’s pow’r prevail’d,~
47 8, 58 | all the rage of haughty Juno cease.~
48 8, 80 | To Juno’s pow’r thy just devotion
49 8, 116 | And all on Juno’s altar are bestow’d.~
50 8, 388 | Procur’d by Juno’s and Eurystheus’ hate:~
51 9, 2 | The various Iris Juno sends with haste,~
52 9, 1007| Imperial Juno turn’d the course before,~
53 9, 1084| Nor Juno, who sustain’d his arms
54 10, 56 | Now Juno to the Stygian sky descends,~
55 10, 70 | Since haughty Juno will not give you leave;)~
56 10, 147 | Thus Juno. Murmurs rise, with mix’
57 10, 969 | But Juno, mov’d with pity, both withstood.~
58 10, 1078| d for each: here Venus, Juno there.~
59 12, 1145| Meantime imperial Jove to Juno spoke,~
60 12, 1176| dejected eyes, this answer Juno made:~
61 12, 1220| Juno consents, well pleas’d that
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