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How long does it take to fly from Cleveland tortola Virgin Island?
A flight from Cleveland, Ohio to U.S. Virgin Islands take about 4 and a half hours. The distance from Cleveland, Ohio to U.S. Virgin Islands is 1,920 miles or 3,089 kilometers,
Why didn't the Greek goddess Artemis ever marry?
Artemis vowed to remain a virgin forever, like her half sister Athena.
What was Artemis children name?
Artemis does not have kids. She is a virgin goddess. But, in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, there is a cabin for her because she leads a group of girls called the Hunters, who are skilled archers, so when they go to Camp- Half Blood, they can have a place to stay.
When was Virgin - Virgin album - created?
Virgin - Virgin album - was created on 2002-09-16.
Who were the brothers and sisters of Zeus?
Sisters: Hera (wife) Demeter Hestia (virgin) Brothers: Hades Poseidon Half brothers include; Chiron Bythos Aphros
Did Jesus have older step or half siblings?
Probably not, and certainly not through Mary who was a virgin before marrying Joseph. There is nothing to indicate that Joseph was previously married.
Is Artemis the only person in her family who didn't have a child?
No. Her half sister Athena did not have a child. Her aunt Hestia didn't have a child either. They were all virgin goddesses.
Is Virgin the same as Virgin Blue and Virgin Atlantic?
No. Virgin is the large group Sir Richard Branson founded while Virgin Blue is an Australian Low-Cost Airline and Virgin Atlantic is a British Airline.
Where does the word virgin come from?
The word virgin comes from the Virgin Mary, who is the mother of Jesus. A virgin is a person who has never had sex.
Had a hysterectomy while a virgin am I still a virgin?
Yes you are still a virgin if you had a hysterectomy.
How does virgin provide there services?
virgin can provide the services by being no more virgin
How do you know she still a virgin?
If you have never had sex, you are a virgin. There is no test that tells you if you are a virgin or not.
