Hera protected his inheritance from his parents, as they were very rich and he hoped to receive their fortune when they passed.
yes she would protect the amazons
Hypnos, son of Nyx, tells Hera in the Iliad that he was protected from the wrath of Zeus by Nyx; when he had put Zeus to sleep after Hercules had sacked the city of Troy and washed ashore on Kos.
The Greek god Hephaestus protects his Mother, Hera in a Greek God myth.
Birds; peacock, eagle. Trees; maple, cypress. City; Argos.
She was turned into a heifer to protect her from Hera.
women and wives
Hera protected his inheritance from his parents, as they were very rich and he hoped to receive their fortune when they passed.
Hera
hera was warshipped in Mycenae, sparta, Argos
yes she would protect the amazons
in Olympia
Women and marriage.
Hypnos, son of Nyx, tells Hera in the Iliad that he was protected from the wrath of Zeus by Nyx; when he had put Zeus to sleep after Hercules had sacked the city of Troy and washed ashore on Kos.
Hera had several things that could represent her; the Peacock, the Cow, her favorite city was Argos and she represented marriage.
She usually did, but Hephaestus was so ugly that she threw him out the window.
Hera had several things that could represent her; the Peacock, the Cow, her favorite city was Argos and she represented marriage.