Early on, this being displaced Dione, patroness of the oracle of Dodona in Epirus.
Early on, this being displaced Dione, patroness of the oracle of Dodona in Epirus. Given the epithet Eileithyia as the easer of childbirth, this deity was the subject of the Shield celebration at Samos, of which she was the patron. Homer describes this goddess as "ox-eyed," and animals associated with her include the coocoo, the cow and especially the peacock. FTP, name this goddess, the Greco-Roman queen of heaven, best known as the angry wife of Zeus or Jupiter.
Early on, this being displaced Dione, patroness of the oracle of Dodona in Epirus.
Hera (or Juno)