Artemis

Artemis (Αρτεμις) was the Greek goddess of hunting, the wilderness, childbirth, plague, disease, and the protectress of woman until they married. She was the daughter of Zeus and Leto, her twin brother being Apollo. She was usually depicted as a young woman with a hunting bow and quiver. Artemis' sacred attributes included a bow and arrows, a hunting spear, a stag, quail, a partridge, guinea fowl, a heron, and a palm tree. In Roman mythology, Artemis was known as Diana.