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What moon was transformed into a heifer so that hera would not find you?
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Who was transfured into heifer so that hera would not find him?
I believe you mean transformed, as a heifer is a cow, and she instead of he. In that case it would be Io, one of Zeus's lovers.
You were the maiden who was loved by Zeus you were transformed into a heifer so that hera wouldn't find you?
Io.
What was the moon that was loved by Zeus and was transformed into a heifer so Hera wouldn't find it?
Io
I was the madien who was loved by zeusi was transformed into a heifer so that hera wouldn't find me What moon am i?
Io
What moon is the maiden that was loved by Zeus but turned into a heifer so that hera wouldn't find her?
Io, one of the moons of Jupiter was transformed into a heifer by Zeus' wife Hera who was jealous of his interest in her.
What was Io turned in to?
She was turned into a heifer to protect her from Hera.
Which greek god was turned into a heifer so Hera could not hind her?
Zeus turned Io into a heifer.
You was the maiden who was loved by Zeus you were transformed into a hiefer so that hera wouldn't find you what moon are you?
You are no moon. You are Juno.
Which goddess had the symbols of the cow peacock and lion?
The goddess Hera. Io was a girl that Hera transformed into a cow, Argus was the servant of Hera whose eyes were set in a peacock's tail, and Hera trained the Nemean lion.
Who turned her husband's lover into a cow?
Hera turned her husband's lover into a cow guarded by a 100- eyed monster
Where could you usually find Hera?
where can you usually find hera
Argus 1981 by Dalí what is it?
Argus is a Dali painting in the surrealist style (also a series of Dali sketches now published) depicting a Surrealist interpretation of the Greek legend of Argos Panoptes. Argus/Argos was a hundred-eyed giant, sent by the goddess Hera to watch over a sacred heifer. The cow was actually the nymph Io, whom Hera's husband Zeus had seduced and then transformed to escape Hera's detection. The full myth can be found at Wikipedia. Each of Argos's eyes were eventually put out, and he was killed by Hermes at Zeus's instruction.
