From what I can find, very little, but this is true of most Celtic gods and goddesses. She was a goddess of wildlife who appeared as a bear. Essus may have been her spouse.
Where there is evidence of her worship includes Bern, Switzerland which takes the name "bear" by Bär.
Her name comes from either the Gaulish word artos, bear or other Celtic languages have similar words, such as Old Irish art, Welsh arth - which may also be the source for the modern name Arthur.
Representation of her is found in the Muri statuette of Artio, now housed in the Museum in Bern, depicts the goddess seated, facing a bear. In one hand she holds a bowl and in the other she has flowers and fruit.
There are also claims of inscriptions to this goddess elsewhere, in Daun, Weilerbach, Heddernheim, and Stockstadt.
The Greek goddess Artemis was identified with the Roman goddess Diana.
In the early 1650s - most of his paintings bear no date.
It is the work of Alexandros the Antioch. It is a famous Greek marble sculpture. It is believed that it depicts Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
Arturo is a given name for a male. In Spanish, it means noble and courageous. In Italian, it means strong as a bear.
Praxiteles' Aphrodite of Knidos may be the first fully nude female in Greek sculpture. Aphrodite, was known as the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and sexual desire.
Artio Films was created in 2006.
eliartio like eli with a artio
Callisto is not a goddess; she is a Princess of Arcadia who after death was placed as the constellation the Great Bear.
The cast of Litter Mates - 2009 includes: Nico Agosto as Waitor Valisio Alagannis as Couple With Dog Valisio Alagiannis as Hotei Lydia Marie Hicks as Artio Carlos Menchaca as Civilian Under Tree Shaana Ramos as Woman Touching Artio Adrienne Sams as Civilian Under Tree Mark Tarbit as Civilian Under Tree Marcelle Willson as Man With Woman Touching Artio Marcelle Wilson as Black Cat
The Roman Goddess Leticia was known as the goddess of joy, gladness, delight. She is sometimes called the goddess of fertility or abundance. There is not much information about her available online.
According to the Kane Chronicles, the goddess Nut was the goddess of the sky. I recommend looking at other websites like british muesum for additionial information
The goddess of the Hunt was Artemis (In Rome, it was Diana). She was also the goddess of the moon, childbirth, animals, virginity, and the Wild. Her symbols were a silver bow, silver arrows, a crescent moon, a bear, a stag, a falcon, and a cypress tree.
No, Athena is not considered the Greek goddess of light. She is mainly the goddess of wisdom and war. Theia could be considered the Titan goddess of light. See 'related links' for more information.
Go to www.google.com and type in Norse goddess Thrud.
Some websites that are offering information about feet fetishes can be Wikipedia or adult material websites. There's no "the foot goddess", a foot goddess is just a name used for girls whose feet are being worshipped.
No, Alcmene was not a goddess. She was best known for being the mother of the hero, Heracles. See 'related links' for more information.
There is a link to a websit with this information below.