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Which greek huntress agreed to marry a man who could outrun her?
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Which Greek huntress was defeated in a race?
Atalanta
What is greek word for archer?
Artemis was the Greek Goddess of the hunt (the Huntress).
Which Greek Huntress challenged suitors to a race?
Artemis
Which greek god was not married?
Artemis, the virgin huntress.
What do mythical Greek huntress' hunt?
Whatever they wish and which dwells in the Wild.
Was Artemis a hunter?
The Greek goddess Artemis was the goddess of the hunt and a wonderful huntress.
Who is the goddess of Archie?
If you mean Archery, The Greek Goddess of hunting / Archery was Artemis, "The huntress". I think.
What Greek goddess is Artemis?
She was the Greek goddess of the Hunt, the moon, childbirth, animals, virginity, and the Wild. She was one of the three virgin goddesses and a huntress.
What was Atlanta the greek heroine weakness?
Atalanta, uninterested in marriage, agreed to marry only if her suitors could outrun her, though fully armed, in a footrace. King Schoineus agreed and many young men died in the attempt until Melanion (or Hippomenes) came along. Melanion asked the goddess Aphrodite for help and she gave him three golden apples to toss as Atalanta caught up, in order to slow her down. If it can be called a "weakness"; then the golden apples of Aphrodite.
What role did geography play in Greek wars?
hills make you slow mud makes you slow tree's get in the way all you got to do if you and your friend are getting chased by a bear, is not outrun the bear, but outrun your friend
Who were the girl archers in greek mythology?
The Amazons, a mythic tribe of women in Greek lore, were all archers of uncanny skill. There are also the huntress goddess, Artemis, and those girls she favored.
Was the Greek God Atlanta mortal?
Atlanta wasn't a Greek God but all gods were immortal. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Atlanta was one of the Greek heroes/heroines. A huntress who struck first at the Calydonian boar (One of ancient Greece's monsters).
