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Juno’s steeds passed through the gates of heaven.
“Juno lashed the horses on, and the gates of heaven bellowed as they flew open of their own accord—gates over which the Hours preside, in whose hands are Heaven and Olympus, either to open the dense cloud that hides them, or to close it. Through these the goddesses drove their obedient steeds”
Juno’s harnessed steeds carry the goddesses through the gates of heaven.
“white-armed Juno, daughter of great Saturn, obeyed her words; she set about harnessing her gold-bedizened steeds, while Minerva daughter of aegis-bearing Jove flung her richly vesture, made with her own hands, on to the threshold of her father, and donned the shirt of Jove, arming herself for battle. Then she stepped into her flaming chariot, and grasped the spear so stout and sturdy and strong with which she quells the ranks of heroes who have displeased her. Juno lashed her horses, and the gates of heaven bellowed as they flew open of their own accord—gates over which the Hours preside, in whose hands are heaven and Olympus, either to open the dense cloud that hides them or to close it. Through these the goddesses drove their obedient steeds”
Juno’s steeds reached the topmost ridges of Olympus and were stayed there.
“Through these the goddesses drove their obedient steeds, and found the son of Saturn sitting all alone on the topmost ridges of Olympus. There Juno stayed her horses”
Juno’s horses reached Troy.
“She lashed her horses, and they flew forward nothing loth midway betwixt earth and sky. As far as a man can see when he looks out upon the sea from some high beacon, so far can the loud-neighing horses of the gods spring at a single bound. When they reached Troy”
Juno’s gold-bedizened steeds are harnessed for battle.
“began to harness her gold-bedizened steeds.”
Juno’s loud-neighing horses bound vast distances, are hidden in cloud, and receive ambrosia from Simois.
“She lashed her horses, and they flew forward nothing loth midway betwixt earth and sky. As far as a man can see when he looks out upon the sea from some high beacon, so far can the loud-neighing horses of the gods spring at a single bound. When they reached Troy and the place where its two flowing streams Simois and Scamander meet, there Juno stayed them and took them from the chariot. She hid them in a thick cloud, and Simois made ambrosia spring up for them to eat;”
Juno’s steeds are gold-bedizened.
“harnessing her gold-bedizened steeds”
Juno turns her team; the Hours unyoke the horses and tether them at ambrosial mangers.
“She turned her steeds; the Hours presently unyoked them, made them fast to their ambrosial mangers”
In her lying tale, Juno says her horses wait on Ida’s lowest spurs to carry her over land and sea.
“The horses that will take me over land and sea are stationed on the lowermost spurs of many-fountained Ida”
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“Juno put her steeds under the yoke”
“she set about harnessing her gold-bedizened steeds”