Diana - Revision history

Appia Domitia Taura at 02:26, 27 May 2010

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−	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', ~~Deusa da Lua e do mundo selvagem~~, ~~a Caçadora Divina~~, ~~protetora das mulheres e Deusa Virgem~~. ~~Em épocas anteriores~~, ~~Ela foi a Deusa Mãe da Natureza~~. ~~Seu templo no Lago~~ Nemi ~~foi em um bosque sagrado e era protegido por seu sacerdote~~, o ''Rex Nemorensis'', ~~o Rei da Floresta~~. ~~Ele era sempre um escravo fugitivo que tinha direito à alimentação~~, ~~refúgio e honra~~ - ~~até que fosse morto pelo candidato seguinte~~. ~~Mas~~ ''Diana'' ~~possui vários aspectos~~, ~~atributos~~, ~~nomes e epítetos~~...	+	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', Moon Goddess and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protector of women and the Virgin Goddess. In early times, She was the Mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, '''Rex Nemorensis''', King of the Woods. He always was a fugitive slave entiled food, sanctuary and honor - until be killed by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...

−	~~Ela foi associada com~~ Artemis ~~na religião grega e~~, ~~posteriormente~~, ~~na religião celta com~~ Abnoba e Arduinna. ~~Ela era conhecida como~~ Diana Caelestis, ~~que significa~~ Diana ~~celestial~~, Diana Nemorensis ~~para seu templo em~~ Nemi, e Diana Tifatina ~~para seu santuário no Monte~~ Tifata.	+	She was associated to Artemis in Greek religion, and later, in Celtic religion to Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, which means heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis in her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina in her temple on Mt. Tifata.


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Appia Domitia Taura at 01:56, 27 May 2010

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−	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', Deusa da Lua e do mundo selvagem, a Caçadora Divina, protetora das mulheres e Deusa Virgem. Em épocas anteriores, Ela foi a Deusa Mãe da Natureza. Seu templo no Lago Nemi foi em um bosque sagrado e era protegido por ~~ser~~ sacerdote, o ''Rex Nemorensis'', o Rei da Floresta. Ele era sempre um escravo fugitivo que tinha direito à alimentação, refúgio e honra - até que fosse morto pelo candidato seguinte. Mas ''Diana'' possui vários aspectos, atributos, nomes e epítetos...	+	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', Deusa da Lua e do mundo selvagem, a Caçadora Divina, protetora das mulheres e Deusa Virgem. Em épocas anteriores, Ela foi a Deusa Mãe da Natureza. Seu templo no Lago Nemi foi em um bosque sagrado e era protegido por seu sacerdote, o ''Rex Nemorensis'', o Rei da Floresta. Ele era sempre um escravo fugitivo que tinha direito à alimentação, refúgio e honra - até que fosse morto pelo candidato seguinte. Mas ''Diana'' possui vários aspectos, atributos, nomes e epítetos...

	Ela foi associada com Artemis na religião grega e, posteriormente, na religião celta com Abnoba e Arduinna. Ela era conhecida como Diana Caelestis, que significa Diana celestial, Diana Nemorensis para seu templo em Nemi, e Diana Tifatina para seu santuário no Monte Tifata.		Ela foi associada com Artemis na religião grega e, posteriormente, na religião celta com Abnoba e Arduinna. Ela era conhecida como Diana Caelestis, que significa Diana celestial, Diana Nemorensis para seu templo em Nemi, e Diana Tifatina para seu santuário no Monte Tifata.

Appia Domitia Taura at 01:56, 27 May 2010

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−	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', ~~Goddess of the Moon and of wild places~~, ~~the Divine Huntress~~, ~~protectress of women and virgin Goddess~~. ~~In earlier times~~, ~~She was the mother Goddess of Nature~~. ~~Her temple at Lake~~ Nemi ~~was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest~~, ~~the~~ ''Rex Nemorensis'', ~~the King of the Wood~~. ~~He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food~~, ~~sanctuary and honour~~ - ~~until he was slain by the next candidate~~. ~~But~~ ''Diana'' ~~has many aspects~~, ~~attributes~~, ~~names and epithets~~...	+	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', Deusa da Lua e do mundo selvagem, a Caçadora Divina, protetora das mulheres e Deusa Virgem. Em épocas anteriores, Ela foi a Deusa Mãe da Natureza. Seu templo no Lago Nemi foi em um bosque sagrado e era protegido por ser sacerdote, o ''Rex Nemorensis'', o Rei da Floresta. Ele era sempre um escravo fugitivo que tinha direito à alimentação, refúgio e honra - até que fosse morto pelo candidato seguinte. Mas ''Diana'' possui vários aspectos, atributos, nomes e epítetos...

−	~~She was first associated with~~ Artemis ~~in Greek religion~~, ~~and subsequently in Celtic religion with~~ Abnoba ~~and~~ Arduinna. ~~She was known as~~ Diana Caelestis, ~~meaning heavenly~~ Diana, Diana Nemorensis ~~for her temple at~~ Nemi, ~~and~~ Diana Tifatina ~~for her shrine at Mt.~~ Tifata.	+	Ela foi associada com Artemis na religião grega e, posteriormente, na religião celta com Abnoba e Arduinna. Ela era conhecida como Diana Caelestis, que significa Diana celestial, Diana Nemorensis para seu templo em Nemi, e Diana Tifatina para seu santuário no Monte Tifata.


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2008-02-25T11:43:48Z

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−	'''Diana''', Goddess of the Moon and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protectress of women and virgin Goddess. In earlier times, She was the mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, the ''Rex Nemorensis'', the King of the Wood. He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food, sanctuary and honour - until he was slain by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...	+	{{LanguageBar\|Diana}}
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		+	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg\|frame\|right]]'''Diana''', Goddess of the Moon and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protectress of women and virgin Goddess. In earlier times, She was the mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, the ''Rex Nemorensis'', the King of the Wood. He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food, sanctuary and honour - until he was slain by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...

	She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.		She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.
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Marca Hortensia Maior at 04:11, 25 January 2008

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	She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.		She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.
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Marca Hortensia Maior at 01:45, 25 January 2008

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	She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.		She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.
		+	[[Image:Diana with bow courtesy of Vroma.jpg]]

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Quintus Valerius Poplicola at 12:01, 4 December 2007

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−	'''Diana''', Goddess of the Moon and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protectress of women and virgin Goddess. In earlier times, She was the mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, the ''Rex Nemorensis'', the King of the Wood. He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food, sanctuary and honour - until he was slain by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...	+	'''Diana''', Goddess of the Moon and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protectress of women and virgin Goddess. In earlier times, She was the mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, the ''Rex Nemorensis'', the King of the Wood. He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food, sanctuary and honour - until he was slain by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...
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		+	She was first associated with Artemis in Greek religion, and subsequently in Celtic religion with Abnoba and Arduinna. She was known as Diana Caelestis, meaning heavenly Diana, Diana Nemorensis for her temple at Nemi, and Diana Tifatina for her shrine at Mt. Tifata.

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2007-05-17T20:23:25Z

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'''Diana''', Goddess of the Moon and of wild places, the Divine Huntress, protectress of women and virgin Goddess. In earlier times, She was the mother Goddess of Nature. Her temple at Lake Nemi was in a sacred grove and was guarded by her priest, the ''Rex Nemorensis'', the King of the Wood. He was always an escaped slave who was entitled to food, sanctuary and honour - until he was slain by the next candidate. But ''Diana'' has many aspects, attributes, names and epithets...

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