Artemis

Artemis, Greek religion, wildlife, hunting and vegetation, chapel and birth; she was recognized by the Romans and the Diana. Artemis is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sisters of Apollo. Among the rural population, Artemis is the most popular goddess. Her personality and function vary from place to place, but obviously behind every form is a wild goddess who dances in goats, forests, wetlands. As Artemis embodies the ideals of athletes, in addition to killing games she also protects it, especially young people; this is the importance of Homer's animal hostess.

Before the Greek era, Artemis worship may prosper in Crete or Greek mainland. However, many Artemis local cults keep traces of other gods, usually in Greek names. For example, Apollo's chastity sisters are very different from Ephesus's Brassica

The dancing of a girl representing a tree fairy (tree devil) is particularly common among the goddesses of Admiral worship as tree worship, this character is particularly popular on the Peloponnese. On the Peloponnese, at the nickname of Limnaea and Limnatis (Mrs. Lake), Artemis monitors water and lush wild growth, brings nymph and Nayad. In some areas of the peninsula, her dance is wild and colorful

Outside the Peloponnesos peninsula, Artemis, the most well-known form, is an animal hostess. Poets and artists usually draw her with hips and hounds, but the cult shows a great diversity. For example, at the Tauropolia Music Festival held at Halae Araphenides in Attica, we celebrate Artemis Tauropolos (bull's goddess) who got a few drops of blood from the neck of a man.

Some people thought that the general story of Artemis Nymph's love story was the first person to be told by the goddess himself. But the poet after Homer emphasized the purity of Artemis and her pleasure in hunting, dancing, music, shadowing groves and justice streets. The myth is due to wild hostility towards humans, so the anger of Artemis is well known. However, the Greek sculpture did not make the anger of Artemis a subject of anger; in fact, the goddess himself was not subject to the great sculpture school until a relatively mildly spirit of the 4th century dominated.

Rare, Artemis is sometimes portrayed as a shotgun. Her cult of Aetolia, Artemis Aetolian showed her a shotgun. The explanation of artemis spear can be seen in Orbit's "transformation", Artemis uses her fishing gun to use her cult as a fishing goddess. Deer is the only sacred animal in Artemis. When she saw a deer with a horn with a larger horn than a bull, she fell in love with these creatures and left them holy. The deer was also the first animal she caught. She grabbed five golden deers called Elaphoi Khrysokeroi and used them in her tanks. The third birth of Hercules, conducted by Eurystheus, includes the living Cerynitian Hind. Hercules appealed for the forgiveness of Artemis and promised to return it. Artemis forgave him, but turned towards her wrath and Eurystheus

Artemis, Greek religion, wildlife, hunting and vegetation, chapel and birth; she was recognized by the Romans and the Diana. Artemis is the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sisters of Apollo. Among the rural population, Artemis is the most popular goddess. Her personality and function vary from place to place, but obviously behind every form is a wild goddess who dances in goats, forests, wetlands. As Artemis embodies the ideals of athletes, in addition to killing games she also protects it, especially young people; this is the importance of Homer's animal hostess.

Apollo's twin sister, Artemis, is a fierce woman. She likes sports, especially hunting. Her symbol is a bow and arrow. She was hiding in the forest with her friends. Artemis was born in the wild and she asked her father never to limit marriage. Her female colleagues had to leave a virgin. Athena is a goddess of war, but it is not a violent war like Ares, it is a goddess of the war war more. She is also a goddess of wisdom and justice. When her pregnant mother was killed by Hera cockroaches, Zeus' daughter and a deadly woman, Athena, was born on the head of Zeus. Essentially aristocratic, Athena mainly does not match the war