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Diana was the goddess of the moon. Her twin brother Apollo was the god of the sun.

Diana was the Roman version of the pan-IE virginal huntress-goddess of nature, woodlands, the moon, fertility, and childbirth. She was closely identified with Artemis, becoming synchronized with her Greek counterpart during the Republic. Diana was also a originally a deity whose strongest following was in the countryside, though her early character is obscure.

The virgin goddess, Diana is also known as Agrotera, the huntress. The Goddess of the Moon, and Patron of temperance, she was a gentle god and a healer of ills.

Diana was goddess of the Moon, the heavenly light that illuminates the darkness. Sometimes, she was portrayed as a torchbearer, whose torch or candle lit the way for others. Regal and dignified, she held the reins of her life, and drove her own chariot through uncharted territory.