Well, hi there, and thank you for tuning in to the History of Ancient Greece Podcast. In this episode, Mr. Stitt will be sharing the myth of Artemis, the Greek

goddess of the hunt and of the moon. Her parents were Aegis-bearing Zeus, ruler of the Greek gods, and the titanus Letto.

She was born at the island of Delos in Greece.

Her twin brother was Apollo, and she is usually depicted armed with a bow and arrows,

wearing a knee-high heaton, which is sort of like a tunic. What's that now? Oh, sure, you're probably wondering who I am and why I'm

introducing this episode. My name is Tanner. I host the Legends, My

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Episode 76, the Goddess of the Young.

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