Tag: Moon Goddess
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Selene: The Moon Goddess of Greek Mythology Selene, known as the Titan goddess of the Moon, was portrayed in ancient art as a captivating figure, often seen riding sidesaddle on a horse or guiding a chariot pulled by winged horses. Her lunar presence was symbolized by a crescent adorning her head, or the elegant folds…
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Selene, among the younger generation of Titans, served as the Greek goddess representing the moon. Many ancient poets and authors depicted her not just as a celestial figure but as the very embodiment of the moon. Revered as a vital celestial presence, Selene garnered respect not only as a lunar goddess but was also associated…
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Selene: The Titan Goddess of the Moon Selene, known as the Titan goddess of the moon, is often depicted riding a horse or steering a chariot pulled by winged horses across the night sky. The representation of Selene includes a crescent moon atop her head or as part of her shining garment. In some stories,…
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Selene: The Moon Goddess of Greek Mythology Selene, known in Greek mythology as the Titan goddess of the moon, is a captivating figure often depicted gracefully riding sidesaddle on a horse or controlling a chariot pulled by two winged horses. Her head often features a radiant crown that embodies her lunar essence or a crescent…
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Selene, also known as Mene, is a significant figure in Greek mythology, embodying the essence of the moon. By night, she traverses the heavens in a grand chariot, pulling the moon along with her. Selene is the offspring of the Titans Hyperion and Theia, sharing familial ties with her siblings—Helios, the sun god, and Eos,…