This Greek deity was also known as Bopis, and bathes yearly in the well Canathus.
This Greek deity was also known as Bopis, and bathes yearly in the well Canathus. Ixion was made to spin on a fiery wheel for eternity as punishment for wooing this deity. Peacocks, representing vanity, are symbols of this deity, and she immaculately conceived the deformed god of smithing. She punished Io and Leto for having (*) affairs with her husband, and she drove Heracles mad, causing him to kill his children. The Greek counterpart of Juno, name this goddess of childbirth and marriage, the sister and wife of Zeus.
This Greek deity was also known as Bopis, and bathes yearly in the well Canathus.
{Hera} [accept {Juno} until "Greek"]