Artemis (Diana)

The Greek goddess Artemis is a female.

However, if you are referring to Artemis Fowl, Artemis Fowl is a male.

Diana was the associated with wild animals and woodland, also of the moon in Roman mythology. In literature she was the equivalent of the Greek goddess Artemis, though in cult beliefs she was Italic, not Greek, in origin.

First you buy a length of blue fabric and fashion it into a tunic.

Then you make a bow and arrows set with a quiver.

Lastly you make the circlet. It takes a legth of silver wire and a moon cut out to make it.

Artemis did not have a husband, as she was a virgin goddess.

The three virgin goddesses were Artemis, Athena, and Hestia. Artemis protected her virginity more fiercely than the others. Athena and Hestia did not hate men, but Artemis despised them.

Artemis' mother was the female Titan Leto. Her father was Zeus. When Hera, Zeus' queen, found out that Leto was pregnant with twins fathered by Zeus, she flew into a jealous fit. She forbade all lands and waters to give Leto rest. She also sent the dragon Python to chase Leto. Finally, Leto came to the island of Delos. Since it was floating, it was neither land nor sea. There Leto gave birth to Artemis and her twin brother Apollo. Artemis was born first and became her mother's midwife during the birth of Apollo.

When Artemis was three, Zeus called her up to Olympus and asked the young goddess what she wanted for her birthday. Artemis wished for these things:

1. To be a young virgin forever.

2. A silver bow and arrows forged by the Cyclops.

3. To be dressed in a short tunic so her legs would be free to run.

4. All the mountains and wild places to be her domain.

5. A fleet of 60 nymphs to be her hunting companions.

6. A pack of hounds to hunt with.

Some say she also asked for an old city.

Zeus gave her all that she asked.

Artemis is related to her twin brother Apollo, her father Zeus, her grandfather Kronos as well as her maternal grandfather Koios, her great grandfather on both sides is Ouranos (Heaven). Any sons born of Zeus would be her half brothers, any sons born of her brother Apollo or other half brothers would be her nephews, while any sons of Kronos would be her uncles. Koios had no sons.

No, she was just associated with Selene the real moon goddess. It is said that she drove the moon chariot when it was a crescent moon. Another moon goddess was Hecate. Artemis, Selene, and Hecate made the Triple Goddesses of the moon. Artemis was the crescent moon, Hecate was the new moon and the dark side of the moon, and Selene was everything else.

Diana Ross is famous of course of her work starting out as one of the supremes which started out as one of our early R&B groups later going solo and staring in such films as the Wiz and Mahgony with Billy Dee Williams. She is now a icon as well as a diva

Some myths say that the goddess Artemis was in love with Orion, a giant companion of Artemis, but even that is debatable. Whether she loved him or not, Artemis remained a virgin.

She was the goddess of the Hunt, the moon, maidens, virginity, the wild, animals, and archery. She was the protector of newborn animals, animals in general, and girls. She is known as The Lady of Wild Things, The Huntress, The Mistress of Animals, and The Lady of the Wild.

Artemis is of the night (moon), Apollo of the light (sun), Apollo is male, Artemis is female, Apollo has had many lovers, Artemis is a virgin goddess, Apollo is a god of domesticated animals, Artemis is a goddess of the wild, Apollo is a god of oracles and music, Artemis protects the infant at birth and young girls.

No.

His mother was Thetis.

However, it should be noted that Calibos was only a character in the movie "Clash of the Titans"(1981) and was never a character in Greek mythology.

Also his father is likely Abas, for Calibos was "Acrisius".

The goddess Artemis' sacred tree is the cypress tree.

The Hunters of Artemis are maidens, usually human, demigod or nymph, that have sworn loyalty to Artemis. They are gifted with excellent hunting skills and ranged capabilities, as well as immortality, but they lose their immortality if they are slain in battle or fall in love.

Bia was a Greek goddess, the daughter of Styx and the Titan Pallas. She was sister of Nike, Kratos, and Zelos.

The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, was build at 550 BCE but does not exist today. It has been destroyed twice. The first time at 356 BCE by Herostratus and was rebuild by Alexander the Great. The second time it was destroyed by the Goths at 409 AD/ CE.

Artemis became identified with Selene, a Titaness who was a Greek moon goddess, sometimes depicted with a crescent moon above her head. She was also identified with the Roman goddess Diana, with the Etruscan goddess Artume, and with the Greek or Carian goddess Hecate.

Artemis was the virgin goddess of the Hunt. She vowed to be a maiden forever and recruited a group of young girls who also agreed to forever be maidens. In return she granted them immortality but there was one catch: they would live forever if they agreed to stay a maiden but if they died in battle they died. If they broke their vows, Artemis would take vengeance on them. Not only would they lose their immortality, she would often change them into animals or even kill them.

Her brother Apollo was angered by their friendship. Apollo challenged Artemis to an archery competition. He told her to shoot a target from far away. Artemis had no idea that the target her brother mentioned was the head of Orion. Artemis' shot was perfect (like always) so Orion died.

Another version on how Orion died was that Apollo sent a scorpion to sting Orion in his heal. Gaea, Mother Earth, could of sent the scorpion instead of Apollo because she was upset that Orion was killing all of the wild beasts that lived on her.

Yet another version on how Orion died: Orion tried to rape Artemis or one of her virgin followers. Being a virgin goddess, she killed him before he could.

Artemis the goddess was supposed to protect and rule over the wild animals, as well as hunt them.

The goddess Diana is responsible for the protection of maidens and the protection new born creatures. She is also supposed to aid women during childbirth, send plagues through wicked cities, kill men who committed rape, and help the hunt.

Her sacred animals are stags, bears, and falcons.

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.