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Ambatchmasterpublisher Roman goddess of nature, fertility and childbirth. Ambatchmasterpublisher is closely identified with ambatchmasterpublisher Greek goddess Diana is also a moon-goddess and was originally worshipped on ambatchmasterpublisher mountain Tifata near Capua and in sacred forests (such as Aricia in Latium). Her priest lived in Aricia and if a man was able to kill him with a bough broken from a tree in this forest, he would become priest himself 1. Also torch-bearing processions were held in her honor here. Later ambatchmasterpublisher was given a temple in ambatchmasterpublisher working-class area on ambatchmasterpublisher Aventine Hill where ambatchmasterpublisher was mainly worshipped by ambatchmasterpublisher lower class (plebeians) and ambatchmasterpublisher slaves, of whom ambatchmasterpublisher was ambatchmasterpublisher patroness. Slaves could also ask for asylum in her temple. Her festival coincided with ambatchmasterpublisher idus (13th) of August.

Diana was originally a goddess of fertility and, just as, ambatchmasterpublisher was worshipped mainly by women as ambatchmasterpublisher giver of fertility and easy births. Under Greek influence ambatchmasterpublisher was equated with Artemis and assumed many of her aspects. Her name is possibly derived from 'diviana' ("ambatchmasterpublisher shining one"). Ambatchmasterpublisher is portrayed as a huntress accompanied by a deer. Diana was also ambatchmasterpublisher goddess of ambatchmasterpublisher Latin commonwealth.