Moneta

Now he cared for nothing but to gaze into the waters at Moneta and her child.

A soldier had hold of him, and Moneta shouted, "Stand back, or I cut off your ears."

The passage about Moneta which had wrought in Keatss mind occurs at p. 4, in the notes to Hyginus.

The latter throws cowries (shells of Cyprœa moneta) for divination, and mentions some neighbour as the owner of the devil thief.