What was the goddess Diana the goddess of?

Answer by  Krissie (551)

She's the goddess of virginity and chastity--and she watched out for women in general. She also has ties to the moon and the hunt.

Answer by  summerday48 (59)

Diana was the Roman goddess of the moon, the hunt and all things associated with it - the wild, the forests and woodlands, and animals. She is also the goddess not only of purity and virginity, but also of fertility and motherhood.

Answer by  lgk (2426)

She was the goddess of the moon and of hunting. She was claimed to be a virgin, and is represented by the oak tree. Her main habitat would have been the woods while traveling around mortals. Apollo was her twin brother and god of the sun.

Answer by  thewerewolfmage (520)

Diana was a goddess in Roman mythology. She was the goddess of the hunt and was associated with wild animals and the woodland, and sometimes the moon. She was also an emblem of chastity and considered oak groves to be sacred. She is basically the Roman version of the Greek goddess Artemis.