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What is roman name of Zeus wife?
Juno
Roman name of Zeus wife?
juno
What is the roman name of amphitrite?
salacia, wife of neptune
Who was Wife of Jupiter?
Hera. (Juno is the Roman name for Hera.) Answer 2: The question is a mess. Jupiter is Roman, his wife is Juno. Zeus is Greek. His wife is Hera.
What is the Greek name for Proserpine?
In Roman, Proserpina. In Greek, Persephone, daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades.
What is the Roman name of Zeus's wife?
The Roman name of Zeus's wife is Juno. She is the queen of the gods and goddess of marriage and childbirth in Roman mythology.
What is Jupiter's wife roman name?
Jupiter's wife in Roman mythology is Juno. Juno was the queen of the gods in Roman mythology and the sister and wife of Jupiter.
What is the Roman name of Zeus' wife?
Juno.Zeus' wife is Hera. Hera's Roman name is Juno.junoZeus was the Greek name for the Roman Jupiter. Zeus's wife (and sister) was Hera, goddess of mothers, babies, fertility and children. All though she was not motherly at all times, she threw Hephaestus (Roman Vulcan) off a cliff because he was born unattractive.Hera's Roman name is Juno.Zeus' Greek wife is Hera. Jupiter's Roman wife is Juno.
In drawn to life the next chapter where do you find zeusa?
in the level with the lever thingy in the beginning after you past that use spider form and climb to the top to find zeusa.
Zeus's wife's roman name?
Zeus' Greek wife is Hera. Jupiter's Roman wife is Juno.
Roman name of Zeus wife?
juno
What is roman name of Zeus wife?
Juno
What is Jupiter27s wife roman name?
Juno.
What is Zeus' wife's name in Roman?
juno
What is the name of the roman god Jupiters wife?
The name of the Roman god Jupiter's wife is Juno. She was considered the queen of the gods and the protector of women and marriage.
What is the roman name of amphitrite?
salacia, wife of neptune
Who was Wife of Jupiter?
Hera. (Juno is the Roman name for Hera.) Answer 2: The question is a mess. Jupiter is Roman, his wife is Juno. Zeus is Greek. His wife is Hera.
