Artemis' main symbols of power are the moon, her silver bow, and her silver arrows.
She was also closely associated with wolves, deer, bears, and the cypress tree, but they are not her symbols of power.
Artemis used a silver bow, an endless supply of silver arrows, a hunting knife, and even her hunting dogs as weapons. Her arrows caused instant death without pain.
Artemis' weapon were a silver bow and silver arrows.
Her symbols were a stag, a bear, a cypress tree, a falcon, and a bow and arrow.
Artemis's weapon was a silver bow and a sheath of arrows forged by Cyclopes.
Yes, Artemis had a silver bow and arrows, which she used in the Hunt.
In ancient art Artemis was usually depicted as a girl dressed in a short knee-length chiton and equipped with a hunting bow and quiver of arrows.
Her main symbol was a crescent moon. Her main animal was the hind, a silver or golden horned deer.
The goddess Artemis' weapon of choice would be her silver bow and arrows.
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Artemis the goddess is associated with the moon, and the moon is a silver color.
no it was jest a symbol
Artemis weapon was a bow and arrows.
Bow and arrow, for Artemis was the goddess of the Hunt.
The goddess Artemis' weapon of choice would be her silver bow and arrows.
Artemis symbol was not a diamond but actually the moon and her bow and arrow.
Artemis used her silver bow and arrows.
If this is a symbol of Artemis it is a modernly adopted one: the meaning of a symbol is to connect the deity with a thing or animal or place in a myth.
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The symbol for the Greek goddess Artemis is the bow and pike. Artemis was the daughter of Zeus. She was the Greek goddess of the hunt, the moon and protector of pregnant women, and the young.
The moon and the deer
Artemis's symbol was not a stag, it was a golden hind. There were only five Golden Hinds, a gift of Taygeta to Artemis; the most famous is the Cerynitian Hinds which Heracles borrowed unharmed for his Labor.