Museum Monday: Juno Sospita at the Vatican

Juno “The Saviour” is a goddess that protected ancient Romans during the perilous winter month of February. She wears a goat’s skin and is armed with spear and shield. This 2nd-century statue is viewable at the Vatican’s Museo Pio-Clementino.

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