In Greek mythology, Artemis was the virgin Goddess of the Moon and the hunt. She was related to the goddess Diana of the Romans. The symbols of Artemis are the bow, the crescent moon, and the hound. Her feast day is celebrated August second.

Artemis

See also: Artemis Image Gallery

Pronunciation: arr-temm-iss • (noun)

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