The great Jupiter did not listen. Thoughtfully he smoothed his beard. "She is almost as beautiful as a goddess," he said. This made Juno really angry. Jupiter was not even listening to her. "I'll keep him from seeing her again," Juno said to herself.

"He thinks she is beautiful, does he?" she said. "I'll fix that! Wait until I find her!" Now Jupiter had to think fast. He did not want Juno to punish Io. So he changed the young woman into a beautiful white cow. "Juno will never find her now," he said.

Juno was beautiful, but was very jealous. She often got angry with Jupiter, but she knew he was stronger than she. The Greeks believed that Apollo was the sun god. They said he drove a flaming chariot across the sky each day. Apollo's chariot was the sun.

"She will forget about it. Then I'll change Io back into a young woman." But Juno was very wise. She saw the beautiful white cow. She knew it was Io.

Jupiter was king of the gods. He was the wisest and strongest of all. When he was angry he threw his thunder and lightning across the skies. Then the earth shook and the people hid. The other gods would stay out of his path when he was angry. Juno was Jupite

Jupiter was king of the gods. He was the wisest and strongest of all. When he was angry he threw his thunder and lightning across the skies. Then the earth shook and the people hid. The other gods would stay out of his path when he was angry. Juno was Jupiter's wife and queen of the gods.

Jupiter never tired of looking at beautiful women. This always made his wife, Juno, angry. She did not want him to like other women. "What is so beautiful about Callisto?" asked Juno. "She is just an earth woman. I don't think she is so pretty. All the goddesses are more beautiful than she."

As quickly as Juno changed Callisto, Jupiter changed Arcas. He became a smaller bear. Jupiter then put the two bears among the stars in the sky. "They will be safe there," he said. When Juno saw what Jupiter had done, she was very angry. She sent for Neptune, the god of the sea.

Only two of his eyes closed at a time. The other ninety-eight stayed open. Io went from place to place. Argus was always near by. His terrible eyes watched her day and night. High on Olympus, Jupiter thought about Io. He felt sorry for her. "After all, it is my fault," he said. "Juno punished her because I said she was beautiful. I must help her. But how?"

Only two of his eyes closed at a time. The other ninety-eight stayed open. Io went from place to place. His terrible eyes watched her day and night. High on Olympus, Jupiter thought about Io. He felt sorry for her. "After all, it is my fault," he said. "Juno punished her because I said she was beautiful. I must help her. But how?"

Trying to call for help, she found her voice was a roar. The beautiful woman had become a great black bear. Juno was watching. She sat on Mt. Olympus laughing. "Jupiter will not call her beautiful now," she said. Poor Callisto! She was afraid of the other animals. And she had to hide from the hunters. She went about the forest alone.

"I see a white cow on the earth," she said to Jupiter. "I have never seen one so beautiful. I want it for a pet." Poor Jupiter had to give Juno the cow. He could think of no good reason for saying no. Then Juno sent for Argus. Argus was a strange, ugly man. Instead of two eyes, he had a hundred eyes.

The Greeks told a story about the Great Bear and the Little Bear. They said that the Great Bear was once a beautiful girl. Her name was Callisto. The Little Bear was once a boy named Arcas. Arcas was Callisto's young son. One day Jupiter looked down at the earth. He saw Callisto. "How beautiful she is! I could watch her all day," he said.

The story of Pandora was a favorite of the Greeks. They thought it told how trouble and hope came to the world. They learned a lesson from Pandora, too. Pandora was a beautiful girl. Jupiter, the king of the gods, sent her to Epimetheus. Epimetheus was Prometheus' brother. Jupiter had punished Prometheus for stealing fire. Now he had a plan to punish the people, too.

The story of Pandora was a favorite of the Greeks. They thought it told how trouble and hope came to the world. They learned a lesson from Pandora, too. Pandora was a beautiful girl. Jupiter, the king of the gods, sent her to Epimetheus. Epimetheus was Prometheus' brother. Jupiter had punisher Prometheus for stealing fire.

I always thought Goff was a streisand but he's rocking in the shit in this one.