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Juturna
Juturna is a Latin and Roman water nymph connected with fountains, healing, and the mythic world around Turnus and Aeneas.
Story shape
A spring that remembers war
In Roman tradition, Juturna is the sister of Turnus and is granted divine status. Her waters were honored in Rome, and her myth moves between battlefield grief and sacred refreshment.
Juturna keeps the Roman section grounded in water as a public, ritual, and emotional force.
Tradition boundary
Roman nymphs often gather around springs, groves, prophecy, healing, and the political imagination of early Rome.