Artemis and Diana: Goddesses for Woman

In the legend, the goddess artemis is said to have been born in her brother Apollo all day in Ortizia. Legend also said that after her birth she helped her mother, Leto, across the strait to Delos, and Artemis helped her mother to lay her brothers. In Greek mythology, Artemis is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, hunting, wildlife, virgin and gifted goddess. In Roman myth, there is a goddess named Diana, daughter of Jupiter and Latona, hunting, wildlife, virginity, goddess of childbirth.

Worship of Artemis and Diana - When the Gentiles worship the Roman Empire, there are two goddesses, Artemis (Greece) and Diana (Latin). One is the goddess of hunting, usually depicted as a young lady with a hunting bow. However, Diana is a person respected especially by Ephesus. Some scholars think that "Ephesus Ephesus" (Ephesus Artemis) is not an infertile goddess, but a goddess that helps women give birth. There are 33 other places in the ancient world worshiping Artemis, but the temple of Ephesus is the center of worship. Pausanias who wrote in the middle of the 2nd century AD claimed that Artemis worship was one of the most noteworthy in the ancient world (Constable).

Artemis, Greek religion, wildlife, hunting and vegetation, chapel and childbirth, she was recognized by the Romans and the Diana. Artemis is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo. Among the rural population, Artemis is the most popular goddess. Her personality and function vary from place to place, but obviously the wild goddess behind all forms dances in mountains, forests and wetlands, often accompanied by fairies. As Artemis embodies the ideal of an athlete, in addition to the killing game she also protects it, especially young people; this is the meaning of Homer 's hostess.

Artemis (Rome is the same as Diana) is one of the oldest, most complicated and interesting forms of Greek Pantheon. The Olympic Goddess is Zeus and the daughter of Leto, Apollo's twin sisters, the mountain queen, forest and hunting. She is also a guardian of children and animals. The birth of this strange goddess was placed on the island of Ortigia. Leto, who was pregnant after terrible suffering and wandering, fled to this barren rock island to hide and protect from the persecution of Hera's legitimate wife Hera's anger. With the help of all goddesses (except hella) Artemis was born, and shortly afterwards, her brother Apollo lasted.