The legend of Arachne was Greek, not Roman. She did not have a goddess who was her patron. She was challenged into a weaving contest by Athena because she claimed that her weaving skills were better than hers. This got Athena's annoyed. The Roman poet Ovid wrote a version of this Greek myth in which he used the name Pallas Athene, another Greek name for Athena. In his version, Arachne beat the goddess. Pallas Athene struck Arachne on the forehead three or four times. Arachne could not bear this and she hung herself. Pallas Athene brought her back to life, but, as a punishment, transformed her into a spider so that she and her descendants could spin spider webs.
The Roman equivalent of Athena was Minerva.
Zeus and Athena, the goddess of wisdom.
No, the cobra is goddess Wadjet patron of Lower Egypt and the patron of Upper Egypt is the vulture goddess Nekhbet
Wadjet the patron goddess of all of Lower Egypt and 'twin' in the guardianship of Egypt with the vulture goddess Nekhbet. She was a protector of the pharoah.
The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.The Romans used the eagle as their national symbol because it was a symbol of strength and courage, associated with the god Jupiter (Zeus) who was their patron god.
Each city had its own patron god or goddess. The temple housed the god/goddess. It also had secondary uses as a safe house - a refuge for some, and a repository for money and other valuables..
No, she is the patron goddess of lovers.
Publius Furius S. f. M. n. Philus, of Rome? No history suggests yes or no, but the Romans had a goddess of youth in Juventas.
Goddess of Love i believe Hope this helps! Ponygirl101 Venus is the Goddesss of love. Athena is the Goddess of wisdom and patron of the city of Athens which is named after her. Her animal is the owl.
ATHENA, goddess of wisdom.
Hestia was the goddess of the hearth, therefore she does not have a goddess for her, because she is a goddess.
The city-state for which Artemis was patron for was Sparta.
Artemis is the patron goddess of the Hunt. She gives her aid to women in childbirth. She protects maidens and animals. She is the patron of the city Sparta.
The patron goddess of Sparta was Artemis, the Greek goddess of the Hunt.
Athena is the patron Goddess of Athens.
Zeus was the patron God of Olympia.
Athena was the patron goddess of Athens.
Zeus and Athena, the goddess of wisdom.