Iuppiter, rex deorum, pulchram Io a

Iuppiter, rex deorum, pulchram Io amat; tum iram Iunonis metuit. Mutat igitur formam Ionis: "Ionis non puellam, sed bovem videbit," Iuppiter cogitate. Iuno non stulta est: "Habesne donum, mi vir? Dabisne bellam bovem Iunoni? Da, si me amas!". Iuppiter igitur Iunoni bovem dat. Cum bove remanet magnus custos, Argus. Argus centum oculos habet. Mercurius Argum superat, sed Io nondum libera est: malus asilus cum bove manet. Io errat per terras; multos populos videt, sed veram formam suam non habet. Misera puella! Ira Iunonis non perpetual est: Denique Iuppiter Ioni veram formam dat.

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Jupiter, king of the gods, fair Jn loves, and also afraid of the anger of Juno. Changes, therefore, the form of Io: "Io is not the girl, but he will see an ox," Jupiter, think about. Juno is not that the fool is, "You Do you have a gift, my husband? Dabisne nice a ox to Juno? Grant, if you love me." Jupiter, the Juno cow gives. When an ox remains a great keeper, argued as follows. Argus hundred eyes. Mercury Argus takes over, but John was freed by a bad gadfly cow remains. Jn wanders through the lands; many people see, but is the true form of his own he has not. Poor girl! Juno's anger is not for a while, finally, Jupiter Ion true form of grants.