Juno
Juno was the equivalent in Roman Mythology of the Greek goddess Hera and was considered the Roman supreme goddess, married to the ruling god, Jupiter. For more details, see Hera.
It is also the feminine form of the Genius.
Other uses of the name Juno include:
- the Jupiter-C rocket, sometimes called the Juno 1 when used to launch satellites
- the Juno Award for Canadian music
- Juno Beach, one of five beaches used as landing zones in the Battle of Normandy
- 3 Juno, the third asteroid to be discovered
- Juno[?], state capital of Alaska.
- Juno.com[?], an ISP in the USA.
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season opens for we must have _la belle_ Vernon.' Would that I had the
is critical, and my friend only endorses its verdict."
"Well, Signor, London will have something of weightier matter to
parliament have the vote on the war supply, and as Beaconsfield cannot
destiny of many lives."
"Think you the Bright or peace party will be strong enough to
is a strong popular feeling against any encroachments by the Russian
themselves, and our men," she added gaily, "have fists all knuckles,
countrymen meditate. Turkey is lazy and luxurious."
"Yes; not a fit sentinel for a dangerous post; still, what are we to
brave Celt; no, we must even pay high wages to bad servants.
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