Hera

Hera (Ἡρη) was the Greek goddess of marriage and women as well as the queen of Olympus. She was numbered amongst the Olympians and was a daughter of Cronus and Rhea. Hera was usually depicted as a regal woman wearing a crown and holding a lotus-tipped scepter. Her sacred symbols include a lotus-tipped scepter, a pomegranate, a lion, a cuckoo, a cow, a peacock, or a hawk. In roman mythology, Hera was known as Juno.