Since both Artemis' parents were divine gods, Artemis was born as an immortal goddess.
In Greek mythology, Artemis is a immortal goddess and does not die of old age. She is one of the twelve Olympian deities, known as the goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth. Artemis is depicted as eternally youthful and powerful, with no specific age at which she dies.
According to myth, Artemis was born on the island of Delos. She was born before her twin brother Apollo and became her mother's midwife.Ortygia
Artemis was goddess of the hunt, and anyone hunting would have made an offering to her before beginning an expedition.
The twin brother of the goddess Artemis was Apollo. Their parents were Zeus (father) and Leto (mother).Artemis' twin brother was Apollo. She was born before him and became her mother's midwife. Their father is Zeus and their mother is Leto.
First, Selene wasn't a god, she was a Titan. She was the personification of the moon before the Greeks transferred that honor to Artemis. That said, Selene was immortal and timeless, and as such, had no "birthday".
Artemis' nymph attendant named Krokale (also spelled Crocale) was known to be the 'hairdresser' of Artemis. In Ovid's Metamorphoses, it says that Theban Crocale would tie up Artemis' hair before the goddess bathed.
Since Artemis was a mythological goddess, she was never 'born', she was only worshiped as a deity. However, according to mythology, Artemis was born on the island of Delos. She was born before her twin brother Apollo and was her mother's (Leto) midwife.
Heracles had four wifes in total (but only one at a time) Before he became an immortal: Megara Omphale Deianira After he became an immortal: Hebe
Athena was always a goddess, she was born as one.
Yes, Artemis had a whole group of followers that she hunted with. She also hunted with a giant named Orion before he was killed.
Sometime in the Bronze Age, at the island of Delos, one day before her twin brother Apollo.
Yes, she did. Psyche was the youngest of three sisters before she became a goddess.