God · Roman
Juno
Juno, a god of the Roman world, and the gods ancient sources said were the same.
Tradition: roman
Documented identifications
| Link | Who said so | Note |
|---|---|---|
| identified as Astarte | Tas-Silg temple, Malta, 5th-1st c. BCE; Cicero | The Maltese sanctuary of Ashtart was identified with Hera and then Juno, so Cicero called it the temple of Juno. |
| identified as Hera | Roman lectisternium of the twelve gods, 217 BCE (Livy 22.10) | Juno, paired with Jupiter on the first couch, was the Roman Hera. |
| identified as Uni | Etruscan and Roman religion | Uni, consort of Tinia, corresponds to the Roman Juno. |