Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Fair Titanis of the sapphire-regioned moon; Goddess of all cycles of waxing and waning; Ruler of cleft-hoofed animals.
Goddess of the darker phase of the New Moon.
{I think I've used Selene's description to give a description to Pheobe.}
To Whom Sacred: a wreathe of gold.
Male Associates: consort/brother, Coeus, `Intelligence', or `Initiation'. Grandmother of Apollo. Later: She was carried off by the Dioscuri. Son: Mnesileus,----, by Polydeuces, (variant Pollux).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• She was Grandmother of Artemis, and Her name became a title of Artemis, Hight-Source-of-Water, as Goddess of the moon.
• Mother of Asteria, Who is linked with Eurynome.
• Title of Athene, subsequently said to be the name of a priestess of Athene, Immortal-One.
• Daughter of Eurynome, Wide-wandering, (check that) (by Ophion (check that)).
• Also said to be Daughter of Gaia, Earth.
• Some say Daughter of Leda, Who is linked with Leto.
• Some say Mother of Leto, Lady.
• In Her later form She became one person of the triple Leucippedes, White-Fillies, Who are linked with Leucippe.
• Variant: Phoibe.
• Also called, or a title of Selene, Moon, below.
• Title of Themis, as Goddess of the Delphic oracle; this title was taken over by Apollo, viz. Phoebus-Apollo.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Description: Goddess of the Full Moon, the lunar cycle, waxing and waning, increase and decline, blessing and cursing; She Who, winged and crowned with a crescent moon, drives the lunar-chariot across the night sky.
To Whom Sacred: lion; two white horse/oxen (they draw the lunar-chariot); all animals with cleft hoofs; the mark C{+mirror image of C} (symbol of the full moon as opposed to O for the sun); the number 9; gold diadem; crescent; the new and full moon; [satellite of the planet Saturn].
Male Associates: lover, Endymion. Consorts: Pan, Zeus, Sisyphus, Actaeon. Son: Dionysus.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughter of titanis Theia, Divine-One, Goddess of light.
• Sometimes called Mother of Hecate.
• The name Helene, Bright-Moon, may be a variant of Selene.
• Title: Hilaeiro, who is linked with Leucippe.
• Mother of the fourfold Horai, by Zeus.
• The Greeks identified Her with Egyptian Isis.
• Some say equivalent to Roman Lucina.
• As enthroned on the moon, Christian Mary, bears resemblance to Her.
• Also called: Mene, below.
• Mother of Pandia, P*NDY1, Entirely-Bright.
• Also called Phoebe, above.
• Variant: Selena.

Geography/Culture: Roman.
Description: Goddess of menstruation.
To Whom Sacred: the sacrifice of young puppies.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps related to Hindustani Mena, qv Uma.
• Title of Juno, qv.
• Probably related to Mene, a title of Selene, see below.

Geography/Culture: Greek.
Linguistic Note: Greek mu-epsilon-nu-epsilon, (mene), 'the moon', ultimately from Indo-European root me, 'to measure'. Related English words: menses, menstruous, month, moon and many others.
Description: Goddess of the concept of measuring time by period of the moon's rotation of the earth; Eponym of the English month.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Apparently related to Mena, above.
• Alternate name for Selene.