Geography/Culture: Greece (from Asia-minor).
Linguistic Note: The meaning of Artemis is doubtful: it may be Strong-Limbed, from artemes; or She-Who-Cuts-Up, since the Spartans called Her Artamis, from artao; or Her name may mean The-Lofty-Covenor, from airo and themis; or the themis syllables may mean Water, because the moon was regarded as the source of all water.
Description: In pre-patriachal times She was a Great Goddess of the wilderness and animal fertility; of the moon and stars; of lakes, rivers and marshes; of trees and fertility in vegetation; of agriculture and the harvest; of healing and purification; of women, childbirth and children; of marriage, family and the community; of defense and protection of Her people; of natural law and justice; of winds, prophesy, fate and death.
In patriachal times She became primarily Goddess of the hunt and celibacy; Protectress of young men and women.
Invocations, Pleas, Hymns and Other Homage to HER: Artemis.
Iconography: Artemis
To Whom Sacred: swan; quail; meleagris, guinea-hen (She is worshipped on the island of Leros as one); hind; bear; boar; goat; zebu; lion; silver-fir; ivy; torch; crescent-moon; bow and arrows; mural crown.
Festival: March 31. {This is the festival date of Roman Luna, and may not belong to Artemis}.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title Adrasteia, She-Whom-None-Can-Escape, Who is linked with Nemesis, Due-Enactment.
• Title Agrotera, Roaming-the-Wilds, Who is linked with Orthia, Upright.
• Title Aithiopia, Burnt-Face, below.
• Sur-Title Alpheia, Whiteness, Who is linked with Alphito, White-Goddess.
• The guinea-hen is also sacred to Althaia, She-Who-Makes-Grow, Who is linked with Eurynome, Wide-Wandering.
• The Lydian, Thracian form of Her name is Anaeitis, {Blameless-One}, Who is linked with Anahita, Immaculate-One.
• Title Apagchomene, Suspended-One.
• She is associated with (and perhaps bears the title of) Arethusa, The-Waterer, Who is linked with Alphito, White-Goddess.
• The Etruscan form of Her name is Aritimi, ----, below.
• Sur-title of Artemis, Arctos, She-Bear, Who is linked with Callisto, Fairest.
• Spartan language variant Artamis.
• Her name may be cognate with Celtic Artio, She-Bear, Who is linked with Ursel, She-Bear.
• Artemis-of-Ephesus is called Ephesaia, She-Whose-Court-is-Highest, in Her Cyclopedia, and Her Cycle of Transformations.
• Title Astateia, , below.
• Title and mortal emanation Atalanta, Unswaying, Who is linked with the Heliades, Daughters-of-the-Sun.
• Title Boulaia, She-Who-Counsels, below.
• Title Brauronia, Queen-of-Bears, Who is linked with Callisto, Fairest.
• She is identified with Cretan Britomartis, Sweet-Maiden.
• Sur-title Calliste, Fairest, Who is linked with Callisto, Fairest.
• Sometimes sur-titled Caryatis, She-of-the-Walnut-Tree, Who is linked with Metis, Counsel.
• Title Cedreatis, She-of-the-Cedar-Tree, below.
• Title Colaines, {She-of-the-Sheathed-Sword}, below.
• Title Coloene, {She-of-Lake-Coloe}, below.
• Title Cordax, Dancer, below.
• Title Corythalia, Crowning-Glory, Who is linked with Tyche, .
• Title Crane, , Who is linked with Amphictyonis, President-of-Neighbors.
• Title Cyllene, {Rolling-Queen}, Who is linked with Callisto, Fairest.
• Title Cynthia, She-of-Mount-Cynthus, below.

• Deianeira, , below, is perhaps an aspect of Artemis, High-Source-of-Water.
• Title Delphinia, She-of-the-Womb, qv Delphine, .
• Title Despoina, Mistress, qv Persephoneia, .
• She was identified with Roman Diana, Divine-Queen.
• Identified with Dictynna, She-of-the-Fushing-Nets, qv Britomartis, Sweet-Maiden.

• Title Eileithyia, She-Who-Aids-Women-in-Labour.
• checked x-referencing etc up to here
• Title Elate, Lofty-One.
• Title Eleia, Lady-of-the-Narsh.
• Title Emerasia, The-Gentle. {perhaps Hemerasia}
• Title Epiclibanios, She-Who-Watches-Over-Ovens, qv Fornax, The-Oven.
• Title Epimulios, She-Who-Presides-Over-the-Mill, qv Fornax. The-Oven.
• Perhaps titled: Eurynome, Wide-Wandering, qv.

• Gorge, Grim-One, perhaps as aspect or title.

• Title Hecaerge, Working-From-Afar.
• Identified with (and title), Hecate, She-Who-Works-From-Afar.
• Title Hegemone, One-Going-Ahead.
• Title Helene, Bright-Moon.
• Title Hilaera, Shining, qv Leucippe.

• Title, or mortal incarnation Iphigenia, Mothering-a-Strong-Race.
• Ishtar, Light-Giving, was identified with Artemis, High-Source-of-Water, as a huntress by Her bows and arrows {though Ishtar's arrow's could as easily signify sun ray's or the arrows of desire}.

• Title Laphria, The-Forager.
• Daughter of Leto, Lady.
• Title Leucophryne, White---.
• Title Luaia, Purifier.
• Adopted sur-title Lygodesma, Bound-with-withies, linked with Orthia, Upright.
• Title Lygos, ----.
• Lymnaia, Lady-of-the-Lake.

• Nausica, ----, resembles Artemis.
• Neith, World-Weaver, in Her hunting aspect was identified with Artemis.
• Nicephoros, Bringer-of-Victory.
• She is associated with Niobe, Snowy, qv Melia.

• Opis, Awe.
• Her hunting companions include the Oreades, qv Echo.
• Title Orthia, Erect-One.
• As Artemis of Orthosia {try and clarify}, She is associated with Leucippe, White-Mare.
• Sur-Title Oulia, The-Healer, qv Hygeia .

• Parthenos, Unmarried.
• Patriotis, [Defender-of-the-Country].
• Anahita , was called the Persian-Artemis.
• Pergaia, .
• Phosphoros, Bringer-to-light.
• Phoebe, Moonlight.
• The Pleiades, are said to be Her companions, presumably in the sense of the star group sometimes accompanying the moon, but perhaps concerning Her association with Arcadia in general.
• Potamia, Lady-of-Rivers.
• Early form: Potnia-Theron, Mistress-of-the-Beasts.
• Prostateria, .
• Pythia, She-Serpent.

• Russian bookmen identify Rozanica with Artemis, High-Source-of-Water.

• She was Christianized as Saint Artimedos. .
• Selaphoros, Bearer-of-Light.
• Sibylia, She-Who-is-Wise.
• Soteira, She-Who-Saves-From-All-Evils.

• Tauropolos, Bull-Slayer'.
• The Telchines were called Her hounds.
• Triclaria, .

• The Greeks identified Egyptian Ubasti, She-of-the-City-Bast, with Artemis. High-Source-of-Water.

Geography/Culture: Ethiopia.
Linguistic Note: Cithio(micron)pis, an Ethiopian, a negro, from g(mi kron)ps,