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Diana at a Glance

name | Diana

role | goddess of the hunt and protector of children

Diana in Roman Mythology

Information about the Roman goddess Diana is coming soon!

In the meantime, please visit the Mythography page about Artemis (the Greek version of Diana).

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Who's Who in Classical Mythology

This book is a great source for information about Greek and Roman mythology! There is a very concise entry on Diana.

O Virgin, guardian of the mountains and groves, you who, thrice invoked, hearken to young women laboring in the womb, and from death deliver them.

- Horace, To Diana

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