Geography/Culture: Ionian, Peloponesus: Danaan (at Argos, She was worshipped there at least as early as 1225 B.C.).
Description: White Goddess of barley, and tree calendar writing script; She Who brought the writing script to Egypt; She Who wanders across the earth; Divine White Cow; the Moon amidst the stars; the Moon as rain-bringer; Horned Maiden; Orgiastic Nymph of summer; Eponymou ancestress of the Ionians (`Children of Io'); Eponym of the Ionian Sea.
{Note: with regard to Her bringing of the script: the Egyptians were using their hieroglyphic script as early as 3000 BCE. It's thought possible they adopted the idea, but not the script itself, from the Sumerians.}
She may have been a deity Who was worshipped in primitive times as a cow.

Iconography:
• Agrigento Painter. Hermes, Argos and Io (440 BCE)

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Alphito, White-Goddess, is said to be the same Goddess in another aspect.
• And see Anteia, Flowering, (below ), perhaps an alternate name for Io, Exalted-Moon.
• The Roman sometimes identified Io with their Anna-Perenna, Everlasting-Queen, Who is linked with Annona, Fruitful-Year.
• Title: Bouceros, {Cow-Eyes}, below.
• Under the name Callithyia, ----, (below), She is known as the first priestess of Hera, Our-Lady, at the Heraion.
• She has the title: Choere, Sow, as does Marpessa, Snatcher, with Whom Choere is linked .
• Title Cyrianessa, Queen-of-Chieftans, below.
• Equivalent to, or called in Ireland: Glas-Gabhnack, The-Green-Stripper. {Compiler's Note: re: fopho -- I can't make an intelligent guess at the pronunciation of Irish Gaelic},
• Perhaps the Goddess Who was superceded by Hera Our-Lady, since Her name, Io, Exalted-Moon, became the title of Hera's priestesses.
• Title: Hipponoe, Horse-Wisdom.
• Title Iphianassa, Mighty-Queen.
• Title: Iphinoe, Mighty-Intelligence.
• Her name is perhaps cognate with Iahu, Exalted-Dove, Who is linked with Eurynome, Wide-Wandering.
• She became, (or was identified with), Isis, {Lap-of-Power}, upon Her arrival in Egypt.
• Some say Mother of Libya, Dripping-Rain, Who is linked with Neith, World-Weaver.
• Perhaps title: Lynx, Wryneck, Who is linked with Echo, Ringing-in-the-Ears.
• Title Lysippe, LÜSYPA, She-Who-Lets-Loose-the-Horses.
• Io, Exalted-Moon, was One of the Meliai, Those-of-the-Ash-Trees, Who are linked with Melia, She-of-the-Ash-Tree.
• She is also called: Stheneboea, S3]N]BO]1, Strength-of-Cattle.

Geography/Culture: Asia Minor.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughters of Lysippe, She-Who-Lets-Loose-the-Horses, below.

Geography/Culture: Greek?
Linguistic Note: perhaps from antheia, 'flowering'.
Description: Her Daughters, said to have been divinely afflicted with madness and Who went raging on the mountains assualting travellers, were probably a destructive triad aspect of Herself. Their madness spread to the Argive women.
Male Associates: Bellerophon. Consort, Proteus, (which seems to be another name for Orphion, the demiurge) King of Tiryns.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• If Flowery is a correct reading of Her name this would certainly align Her with Hera, Our-Lady, Who has a Maiden aspect called Antheia, Flowery-One.
• Since the names of Her Daughters are all titles of Io, Exalted-Moon, (above), it seems possible Anteia, Flowering, is an alternate name for Io.
• Anteia is also called: Stheneboea, Strength-of-Cattle, that is the moon-Goddess as cow, namely Io. This alternate name strengthens to possibility that Anteia is an alternate name for Io, Exalted-Moon, since Io too, bears the title Stheneboea.

Geography/Culture: Greek?

Titles/Variants, etc:
• How similar this is to the title Boopis, Ox-Eyed, Who is linked with Hera, Our-Lady.
• A title of Io, Exalted-Moon, above

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• When the worship of Hera, Our-Lady, superceded that of Io, Exalted-Moon, Hera's priestess was known by this name.
• Or the mortal incarnation of Io was known, under this name, as the first priestess of Hera, Our-Lady.
  

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Io, Exalted-Moon, above.