Artemis didn’t just have an affinity for animals—she was the huntress who held dominion when it came to wildlife, including ...

agreed to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia at the demand of Artemis, but in the end the goddess mystically substituted a deer for the girl, whom she took away to be her priestess in Tauris (Crimea ...

This is why Artemis required a sacrifice, and the sacrifice was going to be devastating. The life of Iphigenia herself was the demanded price for the winds to change and allow the Greeks to set tail ...

It’s got an arrow painted on it - like Artemis’s arrows ... The perpetuity of violence, too: Agamemnon killed Iphigenia, Clytemnestra killed Agamemnon, now Orestes has to kill Clytemnestra.

MUNICH, Germany—ARRI today introduced the ARTEMIS 2 Live compact, lightweight camera stabilizer optimized for live productions like sports and events broadcasts. Modular and upgradeable, ARTEMIS 2 ...

Less than a year after announcing major delays for the next two Artemis moon missions, NASA managers said Thursday the projected flight dates are slipping once again, with the first piloted voyage ...

The novel begins and ends with allusions to the myth of Iphigenia, King Agamemnon’s daughter, whom the goddess Artemis demanded he sacrifice to her in return for killing one of her favorite deer.

The decision of Agamemnon to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia in an attempt to appease the goddess Artemis triggered a chain of events that led to his tragic final demise. This act greatly hurt ...

In return for the winds that would carry his army to victory over Troy, the goddess Artemis has demanded the impossible: the sacrifice of the king's own daughter, Iphigenia.