Then she bent her steps to the temple. […] Departing from the temple of Ceres, she sought the presence of Juno. […] Medusa had been very beautiful, but she once behaved improperly in Minerva’s temple. […] She required all worshippers to offer her serious, respectful worship; and if persons in her temple, or any other, behaved improperly, the ancients called it profaning the temple, and sacrilege, and caused the sacrilegious person to be punished. […] Io was a priestess of Juno, and served in her temple at Argos.