I mean she's more like a maiden to the moon than anything else, HOWEVER, she is my favorite being ever! Running free in the forest, with attractive nymphs hunting, in the night...😫 ahhhhh I can't.
5:31 "Artemis is an ambiguous goddess. Sometimes, she's generous and benevolent. However, she can also be ruthless and rancorous" Well said! She has those traits because she represents the unpredictable Wild Nature itself; while in contrast, her brother Apollo represented Civilisation.
For me I find Artemis to be one of the most interesting deities of Greek mythology because not only is she the goddess of the moon which is seen as gentle compared to the heat of the sun but the hunt as well which ancient Greek women generally didn't do
Artemis did not just make a vow of chastity from the pain of childbirth that her mother endured, but also because while Leto was still giving birth to Apollo, Zeus actually came to them, not to see the birth, rather to hide from Hera’s wrath due to finding another one of his infidelities. Artemis was appalled by her father’s actions while her mother was right there in pain, hence her hatred for men
@@omniavanitas7893 I actually forgot where I heard that from, but it’s likely from Percy Jackson since Riordan is the reason I got interested in reading Greek mythology
With the case of Niobie, I always heard that not that her children were more beautiful than Leto's twins but that she boasted that because she gave birth to more children at one time therefore she was better than Leto which enraged Leto and the Twins.
Not only that but Niobie boasted about how she was more of a mother than Leto ever was, 'cause she had more children then her and the whole city where Niobie lived started cursing and mocking Leto and her twin godchildren. Then Leto got so depressed she couldn't eat and sleep so Artemis and Apollo asked about the cause of her grief. Crying, Leto told them about Niobie and her attitude towards gods in general and Leto in particular. Then Apollo and Artemis swiftly flew from Olympus with weapons in their hands, while Niobie was having a feast dedicated in her name, where she boasted how she shamed Leto and how she was greater mother than any goddess. Then swiftly Apollo and Artemis appeared and made themselves invisible and had two big bows in their hands and many arrows. Then suddenly the children of Niobie started to fall, pierced by the arrows, while Niobie started to scream and in her rage she cursed the twin gods, saying that even though six of her children had already fallen dead, she still had more children than their mother Leto. At last the twin gods killed all her children but the youngest one. The youngest child cried and tried to hide beneath the mother's garment and Niobie repented loudly, crying and praying to Apollo and Artemis to spare her youngest child. Moved by pity Apollo stayed his hand and Artemis tried to do it too but due to the accidental mistake - the last arrow swiftly flew and killed the last of Niobie's children. Paralyzed by grief, Niobie watched her last child die and slowly she began to turn into stone figure - first the lowest part of her garment, then the legs, torso and then the arms and the head. But, though she had turned into stone, Niobie still had one small part of humanity left - her stone eyes still produced tears and so she stood there - all her guests gone, all her children slain and wept for eternity, unable to stop. Аpollo and Artemis soon returned to their mother and celebrated the victory. So yes, in the myth, Niobie is portrayed as a proud narcissist who cared not for her children and only in the moment of death she realized that her pride was her downfall. Apollo and Artemis are still portrayed as cruel but not sadistic, they could have spared both Niobie and her children.
I heard a VERY different story about Agamemnon and Artemis. The version I heard was that Agamemnon was going to sacrifice his daughter from the beginning, but Artemis intervened at the last minute, took Agamemnon's daughter under her protection, and replaced her with a deer that she had transformed to look like Agamemnon's daughter.
@@mccaylawhite8900 And that 's basically it. It was that epic poem where Agamemnon comes back from the Trojan War and gets murdered by his wife, so the scene I've described was really just a flashback scene.
@@mccaylawhite8900 yes that's true. Iphigenea(agamemnon's daughter) was going to be sacrificed after the goddess' order, but at the last minute Artemis felt pity for her, so she replaced her with a deer and made Iphigenea her priestess
@@mobslayer211 Thanks for that. But I hope you don't mind, I like Strong Women of Power. We need More Goddess in the world Today. Maybe that's just my opinion.
@@Ryan-hy7tt yes but in most occassions in this myth Iphigenia gets saved by Athena and she basically teleports her to Egypt where she lived happily there and her place during the saceifice takes a lamb or goat sent either by Athena or Artemis without Agamemnon knowing it.
hat a lot of people don't realize is that the Greeks didn't believe myths were literal so when the Gods make a "Mistake" it's not the Gods themselves committing these acts but rather just stories. If you'd like to know how the Greeks acutely felt and saw their Gods I'd be more than happy to help anyone understand the true nature of the Theio
Love 💛 your channel, and video of Greek mythology. Can you do Rome mythology of gods, Titans, and monsters 👹. More of China, Egypt, Arabia, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England, indigenous America, Aztec/Mayan/Inca mythology please. You’re doing a great job 👏.
My three favorite goddesses in Greek mythology is 1. Aphrodite 2. Artemis 3. Athena love, hunt, Intelligence🥰 I wish I met someone in my life. It'll be honored they're a really nice one 👧
A dual personality? Bet there are a lot of those in many World Myths. I know that Baba Yaga the Russian Witch had a dual personality, since she was classed as both villain & hero's helper in the Russian Stories. Speaking of which, can you do a piece on Russian Myths & Legends?
How about Chloris? Could you make a video about her? I immediately came here after finding out about an MV that was based on her. Thanks if this will be seen!
Interesting to see Agamemnon personified in the likeness of Rufus Sewell, who played the role of Agamemnon in the 2004 Universal Pictures version of 'Helen of Troy'. 👍🏾👍🏾
@@laladoingwhatiwanna9489 She is mentioned in the books of Acts 19. She is known as Diana of The Ephesians or Goddess of the hunt. Basically, both her and Artemis are the same, just had their story changed a bit. And not just her but Zeus and Odin are very much the same as well. Point is: All gods in mythology are the same just told in their own perspective to fit their narrative.
Yeah while I was watching this and heard of Diana of Ephesus it struck a cord in me. So I went back to the book of Acts because I knew I heard that name while reading it and there I saw it. It was when Paul and some of the other disciples visited Ephesus and were ministering to the Jews and Greeks they met worshippers of Artemis. Due to this I realized that the Greek and other mythology stories aren't entirely baseless. They all stemmed from somewhere but it still shocked me when I read it.
No - Athena would be Wonder Woman - Goddess of Strategic War, Wisdom. Sword, Shield, Spear Wonder Woman's personality matches Athena's much more too - logic and reason before 'violence' but won't hold back if things need to happen that way.
“So do you like girls or boys?”
Artemis: No.
Apollo: Yes.
Athena: War.
Me: Depends
LOL so accurate
Me : food.
Also Ares: WAR AND BLOOD!
Hades: I want a spot on Olympus.
I like her title as Artemis Goddess of the Moon best. It makes her more alluring, and powerful.
I mean she is :)
Yes! She’s also my favorite goddess.
I mean she's more like a maiden to the moon than anything else, HOWEVER, she is my favorite being ever! Running free in the forest, with attractive nymphs hunting, in the night...😫 ahhhhh I can't.
@@Josie.k130 you're thinking of Hakate. Selena is the Roman version of Hakate and this is about the Grecian versions of the Olympians.
@@Josie.k130 yes Selene was a moon Goddess.And also Phoebe the Titan. And Diana the Roman Goddess
5:31 "Artemis is an ambiguous goddess. Sometimes, she's generous and benevolent. However, she can also be ruthless and rancorous"
Well said!
She has those traits because she represents the unpredictable Wild Nature itself; while in contrast, her brother Apollo represented Civilisation.
This can be used to describe women in a nutshell.
For me I find Artemis to be one of the most interesting deities of Greek mythology because not only is she the goddess of the moon which is seen as gentle compared to the heat of the sun but the hunt as well which ancient Greek women generally didn't do
Artemis helping her mom delivery her brother while she's still a newborn is a Savage.
Artemis is my favourite goddess.
Same ❤️
I took a test to see what goddess I would be and it said I would be artemis
Simp
siimmppp
Sameeee
Honestly what a brother move getting her boyfriend killed
Rae357 Lol he wasn’t her boyfriend he tried to make a move on her so Apollo got him killed
@@guccistag5078 but Artemis and orion like each other. Apollo was just jealous.
That's just one version of the myth
@@boilerforsale3941 my fav version is that Orion made a move and she killed him
Naaahhh G! My brother would've killed me with the power of embarrassment lol
I want to see a real, full length documentary on HESTIA, HERA, and DEMETER
Here here 🙏🏻
Artemis did not just make a vow of chastity from the pain of childbirth that her mother endured, but also because while Leto was still giving birth to Apollo, Zeus actually came to them, not to see the birth, rather to hide from Hera’s wrath due to finding another one of his infidelities. Artemis was appalled by her father’s actions while her mother was right there in pain, hence her hatred for men
Citation needed.
@@omniavanitas7893 I actually forgot where I heard that from, but it’s likely from Percy Jackson since Riordan is the reason I got interested in reading Greek mythology
@@lel0uchvibritannia981 if it’s from Percy Jackson you might wanna be careful. The books have a lot of misinformation about Greek Mythology.
@@multicellularentity wow really. And I thought it was only the Greek and Roman name for Hercules/Heracles that were switched
@@lel0uchvibritannia981
Trust me, it's a fun series but it's definitely not a good source for Greco-Roman Mythology
Artemis saved Agamemnons daughter last minute. Thats why we stan
The moon/hunting kween we all stan
So it means she's Bisexual or Lesbian cuz She hated men
With the case of Niobie, I always heard that not that her children were more beautiful than Leto's twins but that she boasted that because she gave birth to more children at one time therefore she was better than Leto which enraged Leto and the Twins.
Not only that but Niobie boasted about how she was more of a mother than Leto ever was, 'cause she had more children then her and the whole city where Niobie lived started cursing and mocking Leto and her twin godchildren. Then Leto got so depressed she couldn't eat and sleep so Artemis and Apollo asked about the cause of her grief. Crying, Leto told them about Niobie and her attitude towards gods in general and Leto in particular. Then Apollo and Artemis swiftly flew from Olympus with weapons in their hands, while Niobie was having a feast dedicated in her name, where she boasted how she shamed Leto and how she was greater mother than any goddess. Then swiftly Apollo and Artemis appeared and made themselves invisible and had two big bows in their hands and many arrows. Then suddenly the children of Niobie started to fall, pierced by the arrows, while Niobie started to scream and in her rage she cursed the twin gods, saying that even though six of her children had already fallen dead, she still had more children than their mother Leto. At last the twin gods killed all her children but the youngest one. The youngest child cried and tried to hide beneath the mother's garment and Niobie repented loudly, crying and praying to Apollo and Artemis to spare her youngest child. Moved by pity Apollo stayed his hand and Artemis tried to do it too but due to the accidental mistake - the last arrow swiftly flew and killed the last of Niobie's children. Paralyzed by grief, Niobie watched her last child die and slowly she began to turn into stone figure - first the lowest part of her garment, then the legs, torso and then the arms and the head. But, though she had turned into stone, Niobie still had one small part of humanity left - her stone eyes still produced tears and so she stood there - all her guests gone, all her children slain and wept for eternity, unable to stop. Аpollo and Artemis soon returned to their mother and celebrated the victory.
So yes, in the myth, Niobie is portrayed as a proud narcissist who cared not for her children and only in the moment of death she realized that her pride was her downfall. Apollo and Artemis are still portrayed as cruel but not sadistic, they could have spared both Niobie and her children.
I heard a VERY different story about Agamemnon and Artemis. The version I heard was that Agamemnon was going to sacrifice his daughter from the beginning, but Artemis intervened at the last minute, took Agamemnon's daughter under her protection, and replaced her with a deer that she had transformed to look like Agamemnon's daughter.
Kevin Norwood and?
@@mccaylawhite8900 And that 's basically it. It was that epic poem where Agamemnon comes back from the Trojan War and gets murdered by his wife, so the scene I've described was really just a flashback scene.
@@kevinnorwood8782 I think that was a play. The Oresteias, correct?
@@shounenbat510 yeah, I think that’s what its name was.
@@mccaylawhite8900 yes that's true. Iphigenea(agamemnon's daughter) was going to be sacrificed after the goddess' order, but at the last minute Artemis felt pity for her, so she replaced her with a deer and made Iphigenea her priestess
Twin to Apollo but is one day older and helped delivered him??? Someone hit the blunt hard for this one.
A Revenant In The Nine Circles of Elysium why watch it if you just gonna leave a comment like this about it I mean seriously
@@kingofathens1515 what's wrong with my comment? Are you offended with anything I said?
A Revenant In The Nine Circles of Elysium yes
@@kingofathens1515 k
Ikr how are you a day older but still twins that is not what a twin is xD
Hawt
*gets turned into a deer*
Still hawt
ARE SERIOUSLY ASKING TO GET MURDERED
He got killed by his own dogs
Ducks Rule Florid y
Worth It!!!!
yo when did Artemis get hot?
_slap_
Athena and Hestia: how dare you!
Lolz
Honestly all the goddesses are hot
i've learned a lot about greek myths from reading Rick riordan books.
HONESTLY GURL LIKE YESSS BTW DID U SEE GHE NEW BOOK
Same here 😂
I love Rick Riordan books
Git gud and gow
Same here PERABETH FOR LIFE
The thing I love about this channel is I get learn about all the interesting. Mythical gods and goddesses I don't know about. Keep up the good work. 👍
Roman mythology is just a rip off of Greek mythology
Like
I personally prefer their Roman names. Some more than others.
@@RVNT9OE I also prefer their Roman names
Does the Greek attire do it for you?
@STORM LORD
Yeah
I haven't checked out Italic gods yet , are they worth checking out?
@@allanmashego2294 True. Greeks dressed more sexy. Must be why almost every female diety gets sexually assaulted.
I mean ok ya;--;
If I was there, I ask of her if she could teach me to be a Good Archer.
Tony Hamilton if I recall correctly,Apollo was the better archer of the twins
@@mobslayer211 Thanks for that. But I hope you don't mind, I like Strong Women of Power. We need More Goddess in the world Today. Maybe that's just my opinion.
@@tonyhamilton6948 your the exact opposite of me bro 😂🤣
Me too
Ayeee I did a project on Artemis and even dressed up as her in 5th grade...dem memories
One thing I love about Greek Goddesses is their beautiful names.
YES THEY ARE SO UNIQUE
Amazing intro! Keep the work up man I enjoy your videos about these topics
In India somewhere in mountain ranges of Himalayas there is Artemis temple.
when people realize they are named after gods=
FEAR ME
There was no sacrifice, Human sacrifice wasn't allowed in the Greeks set of beliefs and myths.
Human sacrifice was actually punishable.
That's usually true, but Agamemnon's daughter was sacrificed according to myths and some Greek Tragedies.
@@Ryan-hy7tt yes but in most occassions in this myth Iphigenia gets saved by Athena and she basically teleports her to Egypt where she lived happily there and her place during the saceifice takes a lamb or goat sent either by Athena or Artemis without Agamemnon knowing it.
she is one of my favorites!
Please make an Aphrodite video
i love this kind of videos💕
hat a lot of people don't realize is that the Greeks didn't believe myths were literal so when the Gods make a "Mistake" it's not the Gods themselves committing these acts but rather just stories. If you'd like to know how the Greeks acutely felt and saw their Gods I'd be more than happy to help anyone understand the true nature of the Theio
I would love to learn more!!
sounds interesting, tell me more ?
Coool new intro I love it. I love this channel itself
Sucks for Orion, was probably the only guy that could’ve been with her
Artmies is like my favorite goddess she's so cool
I really like you’re video, it pretty entertaining
Can you do more video about Greek hero plz
Goddess Artemis lead me here, thank you🦄💖
Love 💛 your channel, and video of Greek mythology. Can you do Rome mythology of gods, Titans, and monsters 👹. More of China, Egypt, Arabia, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England, indigenous America, Aztec/Mayan/Inca mythology please. You’re doing a great job 👏.
I like Artemis ,she is someone I could look up to
Great video I didn’t know most of this story.
Artemis is the Goddess of the Moon and The Hunt. She’s mostly called the Goddess of the Moon 🌙
Artemis is the Greek goddess of the Hunt, Wilderness, and Moon, Chastity and Childbirth.
Bro, Selene literally means Moon in Greek, she's the true Moon Goddess, not Artemis
When you’re a Sagittarius and named yourself Artemis -teehe ✨💗💅🏼
Same
When your Leo and names yourself Apollo 🤭🤭🧡💅🏼
@@dianabhadbabe4768 😭✋
Yes
Sameee
I just realized Wonder Woman is named after a ROMAN goddess.
Great video
My three favorite goddesses in Greek mythology is
1. Aphrodite
2. Artemis
3. Athena
love, hunt, Intelligence🥰
I wish I met someone in my life. It'll be honored they're a really nice one
👧
Although I am male I worship Her and Pray to her before my Hunt Begins
Well, she is the goddess of hunt and males are the ones who usually hunts, so logically males are the ones who is supposed to worship her.
@@afsanaaktar4143 but didn't she loved animals?
She has blessed men that weren't utter perverts.
@@serasvictoria9666She is the Goddess of the Hunt and is a huntress Herself. Her love of animals does not mean She never harms Them
A dual personality? Bet there are a lot of those in many World Myths. I know that Baba Yaga the Russian Witch had a dual personality, since she was classed as both villain & hero's helper in the Russian Stories. Speaking of which, can you do a piece on Russian Myths & Legends?
Love the video artamies is my 2nd favorit goddess
1: it’s named Artemis
2: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE GODDESS
A W S O M E . . . Perfectly Researched . . . Great Video . . . Cheers . . .
I love this.
I like Artemis.
Will you do a video on Hippolytus
How about Chloris? Could you make a video about her? I immediately came here after finding out about an MV that was based on her. Thanks if this will be seen!
Love the intro
Interesting to see Agamemnon personified in the likeness of Rufus Sewell, who played the role of Agamemnon in the 2004 Universal Pictures version of 'Helen of Troy'. 👍🏾👍🏾
Very good
My favorite goddess
Great!
Apart from the awesome video the intro is great to
Hello, may I know the intro music? Thank you, I'll be using it to my video presentation and will be portraying artemis.
Make a video about Apolo and Helios (helios from greek mythology)
4:06 - I kind of like that particular image.
i've been looking for it non stop for the past week
Can you do a video on ares
If I'm gonna have a baby girl if I grow up,I'm gonna name her Artemis.
You can name her Diana✌️
@@drunkgeek3035 Diana (Artemis is roman) sounds basic and blant to me, I'd name her artemis
@@lol-tb4lg Okay you can name ur baby as Artemis and I'll name mine as Diana.. 50/50 ❤️ btw Diana is the roman name and Artemis is the greek name.
@@drunkgeek3035 I actually meant to write "Diana (Artemis in roman) but it ended up being is
@@lol-tb4lg ok cool got it 😂✌️
Diana Of The Esphesians is the same as Artemis. Just changed a bit. Wonder Women was based of her. She's also in the Bible.
Bible? Can you tell me more?
@@laladoingwhatiwanna9489 She is mentioned in the books of Acts 19. She is known as Diana of The Ephesians or Goddess of the hunt. Basically, both her and Artemis are the same, just had their story changed a bit. And not just her but Zeus and Odin are very much the same as well. Point is: All gods in mythology are the same just told in their own perspective to fit their narrative.
Oh yeah I saw that in the Bible
Yeah while I was watching this and heard of Diana of Ephesus it struck a cord in me. So I went back to the book of Acts because I knew I heard that name while reading it and there I saw it. It was when Paul and some of the other disciples visited Ephesus and were ministering to the Jews and Greeks they met worshippers of Artemis. Due to this I realized that the Greek and other mythology stories aren't entirely baseless. They all stemmed from somewhere but it still shocked me when I read it.
Make a Vedio Top 10 Strongest Mythologies.
DanMachi: Arrow of Orion. 😭
I know that anime
I love the intro tbh
Nice intro!
Can you make story about Odysseus too?
Do a video about CALYPSO
PLEASE
My FAVORITE GODDESS ❤
Nice
my fave goddess
2:53 Artemis is Santa Clause and no one can tell me otherwise 😆😆😆😆
Always like greek mythology
Can we learn about Egyptian mythology?
That 1 dislike, just had to flex on us
can I ask where you find pictures for your thumbnail?
Apollo and Artemis are my fav pair
I know this was a practice with new editing but there is still some work needed
I love your videos you should be a teacher
basically, she's Wonder Woman
Well wonder woman is named Diana.
No - Athena would be Wonder Woman - Goddess of Strategic War, Wisdom. Sword, Shield, Spear
Wonder Woman's personality matches Athena's much more too - logic and reason before 'violence' but won't hold back if things need to happen that way.
What’s the intro music name? I like it.
Wow early for the first time
Do you think Artemis Fowl ever got teased because he's named after a goddess?
Nah, Artemis is a glorious name for a male as well.
Would be nice if the artists were credited :)
Artemis is my favorite goddess in any mythology.
Love her
You have Artemis of DC and ally of Wonder Woman! Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
I love Artemis
Can somebody gimme the name of the background music
0:39 that tattoo haha
Fav goddesses: Athena and Artemis
background music?
Artemis have only two men where she loved (in platonic way) :
Orion and Bell Cranel
Lady Artemis and the Hunters RULE!!!
at 1:09 she has the cresent headdress of astarte, is this meant to portray them as the same?
Should change it to see you in mythology! Much love
When your name is Diana and in Greek translation it's Artemis and ur a Virgo.
Coincidence I think not
1 view, 11 likes
*Which god/goddess did this!?!*
Cuculane
I think Hermes is screwing around with us again
@@ssjplayerone8937 "The Tale of How Hermes Stole Time"
Think its the crackhead...
I'd like to see a vid about the angel Raziel and his book.
So... will we get hestia, or did he do that already?