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127 :)

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It is said to be Auburn.

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game such as vixen or deer, but also animals like rabbits, just a load of stuff that can be shot with arrows! :)

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AR lists the third book in the series, Aphrodite the Beauty, at a 4.7 BL (book level). Book 4: Artemis the Brave, will be similar, I imagine, though the length of the book is longer. The publisher lists interest level for the series at ages 8 - 12.

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Artemis' Roman equivalent was Diana.

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The goddess Artemis's symbols include: a stag, a bear, a wolf, a falcon, hounds, her gold bow and arrows, the cypress tree, and the crescent moon.

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Yes, the goddess Diana swore not to marry, but instead remain a virgin forever. She was true to her word.

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She has seven, a wolf, three hounds, and three deer.

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Artemis is very beautiful. her long reddish-brown hair reaches the middle of her back. she was very athletic and tall. often seen in white

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You MUST dress wild game. You may not know what this means. It means to clean or disembowel the animal. If you don't, the meat will be useless. The fore mentioned answer is for field dressing. Complete dressing includes the above plus removal of the hide and head. If the entrails are left in an animal the bacteria in the bowel and other organs will infect the meat and ruin it. If the temperature is high you will need to keep it cool. But you do not want an un-processed animal (not cut up for consumption) to freeze if at all possible as this to cause the meat to taste strange

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The goddess Artemis only had one true sibling, her twin brother Apollo. Since she is a daughter of Zeus, she would have many half siblings. Some of them would be Ares, Athena, Hephaestus, Hermes, Persephone, Dionysus, Helen, Perseus, and Hercules.

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When Hera found out that Leto was pregnant with twins by Zeus, she flew into a jealous rage. She forbid all lands and waters to give Leto rest. Leto travelled all over, unable to give birth. Hera then sent the monster Python to devour Leto. She barely escaped. Finally, she found the island of Delos. It was a new island that was still floating, so it was not technically land but not technically water. That was were Leto gave birth to Artemis and Apollo. Artemis' birth gave Leto no pain at all. She then had to become her mother's midwife while Apollo was being born.

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Athena and Artemis were playmates, along with Persephone, as young goddesses. They all agreed to be virgin goddesses, except Hades abducted Persephone. This similarity between Artemis and Athena may have led to a friendship between them. However, Athena likes to think things through before acting, as the goddess of wisdom, but Artemis likes to jump straight into things, as the goddess of the wild and the hunt. This might have led to the annoyance of the other. Also, there is a debate whether Athena or Artemis was the favorite daughter of Zeus (most say it was Athena), and which one of them was the stronger.

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Artemis symbol was not a diamond but actually the moon and her bow and arrow.

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Yes, because she is a virgin goddess. She thinks men want to take away a women's independence.

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As America associates itself with Greek and Roman culture, most school children learn of Greek Myth.

There have also been a revival of sorts in her worship by Hellenic Pagans, NeoPagans, and in Wicca.

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She wore a tiara with a crescent moon on it.

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No. Eros is usually the son of Aphrodite; Artemis and Apollo are the twin children of Zeus and Leto.

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Was that Athena? I think the statue was Athena.

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The hearth, flame, and home were Hestia's symbol, as she was the goddess of the hearth and home.

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Yes, Leona Helmsley had one son, Jay, by her first husband.

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We don't know when he was born. If he is there, he was always there.

Apollo is said to be born on the 7th day of the Greek month Thargelion. (which is estimated to be around May 25th)

Apollo is the son of Zeus and Leto. But Hera, Zeus's wife was angry at Zeus's philandering. Leto could not find a safe place to give birth to her children for even the land feared Hera's wrath. But finally, she found the floating island of Delos and that's where Apollo and his sister Artemis was born.

The twins, Artemis and Apollo were born on the floating island of Delos, in the Aegan Sea. There was a prohibition given to their mother by the goddess Hera that she not give birth on either land or sea. Since Delos was a floating island it was not against Hera's prohibition.

Also, The island (Delos) was surrounded by swans. Afterwards, Zeus secured Delos to the bottom of the ocean. This island later became sacred to Apollo.

It is also stated that Hera kidnapped Ilithyia, the goddess of childbirth, to prevent Leto from going into labor. The other gods tricked Hera into letting her go by offering her a necklace, nine yards (8 m) long, of amber. Mythographers agree that Artemis was born first and then assisted with the birth of Apollo, or that Artemis was born one day before Apollo, on the island of Ortygia and that she helped Leto cross the sea to Delos the next day to give birth to Apollo. Apollo was born on the seventh day (ἡβδομαγενης) of the month Thargelion -according to Delian tradition-or of the month Bysios-according to Delphian tradition. The seventh and twentieth, the days of the new and full moon, were ever afterwards held sacred to him.