The ancient Greeks had three Goddesses of the Moon, Artemis - Waxing Moon, Selene - the Full Moon and Hecate - the Waning Moon.
The moon means Selene in Greek mythology. She is the goddess of the moon. Luna is her Roman goddess counterpart.
Selene, goddess of the moon
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Selene is the goddess and personification the Moon in Greek Mythology.
Artemis
The night was originally Selene, the goddess of the moon. But the responsibility was passed on to Artemis, goddess of the hunt and (now) moon.
Selene, the Greek moon goddess, had 50 daughters called the Menae, who were associated with the phases of the moon. She did not have any sons in Greek mythology.
Selene the goddess of the moon was born from two great parents and they were Theia the Titan, goddess of heavenly light and Hyperion the Titan god of light. She was born at a place called the Greek island of rhodes.
Selene the Moon goddess of Greek mythology was immortal and so can not be dead.
No; however in Greek mythology Theia is the Titan goddess of heavenly light, her daughter is Selene the Titan goddess of the Moon.
"Synthia" is a name of Greek origin that means "from the moon" or "of the moon." It can also be a variant spelling of Cynthia, which means "moon goddess" in Greek mythology.
Helios' daughter is Circe, a sorceress who turned all of Odysseus's men into pigs before he threatened to kill her. The goddess of the moon in Greek mythology was Selene, or sometimes Artemis. Artemis was more of the moon Goddess as a Roman god than a Greek one.