god
Diana
also: Phoebe
Phoebus's sister, goddess of the moon and the hunt, apter with the bow than her brother.
Reading notes
- The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius §2 Cynthia
Diana as the moon-goddess (named for Mount Cynthus on Delos); her 'enlarging realm' is the lengthening autumn nights.
- Hercules (Mad) §131 Phoebus's sister
Diana, goddess of the moon (sister of Phoebus-Apollo), who flees and comes again at dawn.
- Hercules on Oeta §104 the Delian
Diana the Moon-goddess (born on Delos), who 'forbade the Sun to rise' during the lengthened night of Hercules' begetting.
- Medea §75 the harsh maiden
Diana, virgin goddess of the hunt, sister of Apollo.
- Medea §787 Dictynna
A cult-title of Diana (originally a Cretan goddess), here addressed as the moon-goddess of the rite.
- Oedipus §751 goddess of too-savage chastity
Diana, the virgin huntress, whose bath Actaeon stumbled upon.
- Phaedra §54 warrior goddess
Diana, virgin goddess of the hunt and the moon, Hippolytus' patron, invoked through the whole prologue.
- Phaedra §54 Diana
Diana the huntress, whose bow all wild creatures fear.
- Phaedra §646 your Phoebe
Diana (Phoebe), the moon-goddess and Hippolytus' patron, whose looks he shares.