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Artemis - Wikipedia

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Greek goddess Artemis - Theoi Greek Mythology

... being a precocious divine child, assisted her mother with ... Artemis-Diana, Greco-Roman marble statue ... holding a torch. Source: Dictionary of Greek and ...

Greek Goddesses - Paleothea.com

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Diana (mythology) - Wikipedia

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Athena - Ancient History Encyclopedia

The most famous representation of Athena in the ancient world was undoubtedly the monumental gold and ivory statue of the goddess ... holding Nike in her right ...

NIKE - Greek Goddess of Victory (Roman Victoria)

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Persephone - Greek Mythology

Persephone was the daughter of Zeus and Demeter, ... infuriating her mother who made the crops wither and the earth barren. ... Greek Mythology Android App

Diana - Goddess of the Moon and Hunting - Crystalinks

She was equated with the Greek goddess Artemis, ... as representing the archaic statue of Diana ... ordered marble replicas of the ...

Greek mythology - pinterest.com

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