Conclusions to the panel.
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Hera as protectress of marriage, childbirth, and motherhood in Magna Graecia.
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Juno against wedding and childbirth: Meaning and function of a reversed behaviour.
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Motherhood, breastfeeding and adoption: The case of Hera suckling Heracles.
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Allegorical interpretations of Hera-Juno at the end of Antiquity: The example of Fulgentius.
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Martianus Capella’s interpretation of Juno.
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Juno Caelestis and Septimius Severus.
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Juno and the interpretationes Romanae in the mirror of Livy’s writing of history.
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Amiculum Iunonis: Juno and the feast of the Lupercalia.
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Ivnones: An approach to their personality and geography of cult.
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Hera and Juno in the Argonautica.
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Juno in the proemium of Ovid’s Fasti 6: Considerations on the reconciliatory role of the goddess.
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Vergil’s use of saevus (vs. Homer’S ΔΕΙΝOΣ) to depict Juno.
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The so-called Lesbian triad: Zeus, Hera and Dionysos.
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Hera and Juno: The Functions of the Goddesses in Prehistoric and Historic Greece and Rome.
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Hera in the Homeric Hymns.
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