Jupiter, the king of gods, was in love with beautiful Io, but was in fear of the anger of Juno. Therefore, he changed the form of Io: "Juno will not see a woman, but a cow," Jupiter was thinking. Juno was no fool: "Have you got a gift, my men? Will you give the beautiful cow do Juno? Give it to me, if you love me!" Therefore, Jupiter gave the cow to Juno. Great watchman, Argus, was staying with the cow. Argus had a hundred eyes. Mercury overcame Argus, but Io was not yet free: a bad gadfly remained with the cow. Io was through the land; was seen by many people, but was not having her true form. Wretched woman! Will you always have a form of cow? Is your punishment not enough?
The anger of Juno was not eternal. Jupiter gave the human form to Io; them Io gave birth to a son. You will see the hundred eyes of Argus in the tail of a peacock.
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