Artemis and Hestia
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Similarities
Hestia and Artemis are both one of the three virgin goddesses and took an oath. Both of them were almost raped.
Artemis
Food
Taziki Sauce:
- First, get rid of excess juice so it isn't watery.
- Combine the strain and chop the peeled cucumber with 2 cups of cold plain greek yogurt, 1 1/2 Tbsp of freshly squeezed lemon juice, 4 pressed garlic cloves, 1/3 cup of chopped dill, 1/2 Tbsp of salt (add more for taste if needed) and 1/8 Tbsp of black pepper.
- Mix everything together
- Let refrigerate for 1 hour
Artemis is the Greek goddesses of chasity, virginity, the hunt, the moon, and natural environments. She was the daughter of Zeus and Leta. She also has a twin brother named Apollo. She asked her father to make her immortal and a child forever. Therefore, she rejected marriage and love.
Roman version: Diane
Had a group of huntresses
Myths About Artemis
- Artemis and Apollo murdered the children of a mortal that insulted their mother.
- While Artemis was taking a bath, a wondering hunter happened to see her, so she she turned him into a stag and his own dogs killed him.
Sources?
Hestia
"Hestia. Facts and Information on Greek Goddess Hestia." Greek Gods & Goddesses. 19 Sept. 2014. Web. 19 Feb. 2016.
Greek Goddess of the Hearth, home, and family and tended the fire at Mount Olympus
Roman Version:
Vesta
"Artemis." GreekMythology.com. Web. 19 Feb. 2016.
Osborn, Kevin, and Dana Burgess. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Classical Mythology. New York, NY: Alpha, 1998. Print.
Vestal virgins was a group of priestess that were dedicated to her in the Roman Empire at any temple.
Also, when When Cronus swallowed his children in fear that one of them would dethrone him, Hestia was first because she was the eldest.
She was the first goddess of the main 6. One story about her is that she was almost raped by Priapus, but was supposedly saved by the braying of a mule.
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Stories About Hestia
Hestia and Artemis
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