This character interrupts some memorial games by making Iris incite several women to burn a bunch of ships.
This character admits a desire to "pile delay / upon delay in these great matters" so as to "destroy both countries' people."  By conjuring an apparition, this character saves an ally's life by luring him onto a ship and severing the moorings. This  character impels Juturna to disguise herself as the officer Camers to break a treaty and prevent a duel from occurring.  This character interrupts some memorial games by making Iris incite several women to burn a bunch of ships. This  character sends Allecto to inflict madness upon Queen (*) Amata and drives Ascanius to hunt a stag belonging to Latinus's  herdsman. Realizing defeat, this character demands that the Latins not be forced to change their name and their language. This  character orders Aeolus to blow several Trojan ships off course, setting events into motion that result in the death of Dido, the  queen of her favorite city, Carthage. For 10 points, name this goddess, the enemy of Aeneas in The Aeneid and the wife of Jupiter.
This character admits a desire to "pile delay / upon delay in these great matters" so as to "destroy both countries' people."  
Juno [or Hera]  3