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In Greek mythology, Artemis was regarded as the goddess of the hunt, of wild animals, and of the wilderness generally. She also was thought to be the goddess of childbirth and virginity (rather an odd combination, but it goes back to her birth, where she gave her mother no pain).

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Where did Artemis rule?

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How did Artemis rule?

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What rule did Artemis break?

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What city is Artemis associated with?

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Where does Artemis rule from?

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What domain did Artemis rule over?

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