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Alberto Vargas

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	:You’d soon have another title—		:You’d soon have another title—
	::You’d be <~~spann~~ class="sc">goddess of the chased</span>!		::You’d be <span class="sc">goddess of the chased</span>!
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	'''{{wp\|Diana (mythology)\|Diana}} is the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess. Origianlly the Italic goddes ''{{wp\|Diana Nemorensis}}'' (“Diana of Nemi”) aka ''Diana of the Wood'', she was Hellenised with Artemis during the fourth century BC.		'''{{wp\|Diana (mythology)\|Diana}}''' is the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess. Origianlly the Italic goddes ''{{wp\|Diana Nemorensis}}'' (“Diana of Nemi”) aka ''Diana of the Wood'', she was Hellenised with Artemis during the fourth century BC.

	==Name==		==Name==

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	'''{{~~wikipedia~~\|Diana (mythology)\|Diana}} is the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess. Origianlly the Italic goddes ''{{~~wikipedia~~\|Diana Nemorensis}}'' (“Diana of Nemi”) aka ''Diana of the Wood'', she was Hellenised with Artemis during the fourth century BC.		'''{{wp\|Diana (mythology)\|Diana}} is the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess. Origianlly the Italic goddes ''{{wp\|Diana Nemorensis}}'' (“Diana of Nemi”) aka ''Diana of the Wood'', she was Hellenised with Artemis during the fourth century BC.

	==Name==		==Name==

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	'''Diana~~'''~~ is the [[Roman]] goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess.		'''{{wikipedia\|Diana (mythology)\|Diana}} is the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature (especially woodlands and wild animals). She holds deer and oak groves sacred. The crescent moon, sometimes worn as a diadem, is a symbol of the goddess. Origianlly the Italic goddes ''{{wikipedia\|Diana Nemorensis}}'' (“Diana of Nemi”) aka ''Diana of the Wood'', she was Hellenised with Artemis during the fourth century BC.

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	'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Mielikki\|Mielikki]]''''' (''my-LEE-kee'')		'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Mielikki\|Mielikki]]''''' (''my-LEE-kee'')
	* Finnish goddess of forests and the hunt.		* Finnish goddess of forests and the hunt.
			** ''Tellervo'' (Mielikki and Tapio’s daughter) Finnish goddess of forests.
			** ''Nyyrikki'' (Mielikki and Tapio’s son) Finnish god of the hunt and cattle.
	* Faerûnian ''Forest Queen'', <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of autumn, druids, dryads, forests, forest creatures and rangers. Her symbol is a left-facing unicorn’s head. She resides in the Grove of the Unicorns, within the House of Nature.		* Faerûnian ''Forest Queen'', <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of autumn, druids, dryads, forests, forest creatures and rangers. Her symbol is a left-facing unicorn’s head. She resides in the Grove of the Unicorns, within the House of Nature.
			** Eldath (EL-dath, Mielikki’s sister and Selûne’s ally) ''The Green Goddess'', ''Mother Guardian of Groves'', the ''Mother of the Waters'' <small>(NG)</small> goddess of groves (druids’, etc.) and watersheds (rivers, streams).
			** Gwaeron Windstrom (GWAIR-on WIND-strahm, Mielikki’s subordinate) the ''Master of Tracking'', ''The Mouth of Mielikki'' <small>(NG)</small> god of rangers and tracking.
			** Shiallia (shee-AL-lee-ah, Mielikki’s subordinate) the ''Dancer in the Glades'', the ''Daughter of the High Forest'' <small>(G)</small> goddess of pregnant forest creatures and seedlings.
			** Lurue (luh-RUE, Mielikki’s subordinate) the ''Unicorn Queen'', the ''Queen of Talking Beasts'' <small>(CG)</small> goddess of intelligent and talking beasts (esp. unicorns and pegasi).

			'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Selûne\|Selûne]]''''' (''seh-LOON-eh'')
			* Faerûnian ''Our Lady of Silver'', the ''Moonmaiden'', the ''Night White Lady'', <small>({{abbr\|CG\|chaotic good}})</small> goddess of the moon. Her symbol is a circle of seven stars around two feminine eyes. She resides in the Gates of the Moon, on the Gladsheim layer of Ysgard.

	;See also:		;See also:
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	::That if Broadway’s haunts you graced		::That if Broadway’s haunts you graced
	:You’d soon have another title—		:You’d soon have another title—
	::You’d be ~~ɢᴏᴅᴅᴇss ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴀsᴇᴅ~~!		::You’d be <spann class="sc">goddess of the chased</span>!
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Name

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	'''Diana''' (''djˈaː.na'') is analogous to:		'''Diana''' (''djˈaː.na'') is analogous to:

	'''''Artemis'''''		'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Artemis\|Artemis]]'''''
	* [[Greek]] ({{abbr\|CG\|chaotic good}}) goddess of the hunt, the moon, forests, hills, and archery. She holds deer and cypress sacred.		* Greek ({{abbr\|CG\|chaotic good}}) goddess of the hunt, the moon, forests, hills, and archery. She holds deer and cypress sacred.
	* {{wp\|Hellenistic Greece\|Hellenic}} ({{abbr\|CG\|chaotic good}}) goddess of the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, virginity, and protector of young girls.		* {{wp\|Hellenistic Greece\|Hellenic}} ({{abbr\|CG\|chaotic good}}) goddess of the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, virginity, and protector of young girls.

	'''''[[Ehlonna]]/Ehlenestra''''' (''eh-LOHN-nah''/''eh-LEHN-estra'')		'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Ehlonna\|Ehlonna]]/[[Pantheons (5E)#Ehlenestra\|Ehlenestra]]''''' (''eh-LOHN-nah''/''eh-LEHN-estra'')
	* {{abbr\|[[Greyhawk\|Oerth]]\|dark-haired}}/{{abbr\|[[Elven]]\|golden-haired}}, <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Her symbol is a rampant unicorn or a unicorn’s horn.		* {{abbr\|[[Greyhawk\|Oerth]]\|dark-haired}}/{{abbr\|[[elf\|Elven]]\|golden-haired}}, <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of forests, woodlands, flora, fauna, and fertility. Her symbol is a rampant unicorn or a unicorn’s horn.
	* [[Greyhawk\|Flan]] ''Eternal Maiden'', goddess of children, and both huntress and prey in the eternal cycle of life.		* [[Greyhawk\|Flan]] ''Eternal Maiden'', goddess of children, and both huntress and prey in the eternal cycle of life.
	* [http://hastur.net/wiki/Ehlonna_(Greyhawk_Action) Pathfinder]		* [http://hastur.net/wiki/Ehlonna_(Greyhawk_Action) Pathfinder]

	'''''[[Mielikki]]''''' (''my-LEE-kee'')		'''''[[Pantheons (5E)#Mielikki\|Mielikki]]''''' (''my-LEE-kee'')
	* [[Finnish]] goddess of forests and the hunt.		* Finnish goddess of forests and the hunt.
	* [[Faerûnian]] ''Forest Queen'', <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of autumn, druids, dryads, forests, forest creatures and rangers. Her symbol is a left-facing unicorn’s head. She resides in the Grove of the Unicorns, within the House of Nature.		* Faerûnian ''Forest Queen'', <small>({{abbr\|NG\|neutral good}})</small> goddess of autumn, druids, dryads, forests, forest creatures and rangers. Her symbol is a left-facing unicorn’s head. She resides in the Grove of the Unicorns, within the House of Nature.

	;See also:		;See also:
	* [[Sheela Peryroyl]], the halfling goddess of nature, agriculture, and weather. Her realm, ''the Flowering Hill'', is in the [[Seven Heavens#Venya\|Green Fields]].		* [[Pantheons (5E)#Sheela Peryroyl\|Sheela Peryroyl]], the halfling goddess of nature, agriculture, and weather. Her realm, ''the Flowering Hill'', is in the [[Seven Heavens#Venya\|Green Fields]].

	==Realm==		==Realm==

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	==In popular culture==		==In popular culture==

	===~~Ben Jonson~~===		=== Hymn to Diana ===
	;~~“Hymn to Diana”~~ (c.1600)<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''		;by Ben Jonson (c.1600)<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''
	:From ''Cynthia’s Revels'', acted 1600, act V. sc.6. “One of the most popular songs,” says Mr. Erskine (''The Elizabethan Lyric'', ed.1905), “which, however, is steeped in classical rather than in English feeling…. The lyric emotion in Jonson never burns very bright: he is an intellectual artist rather than a singer.”</ref>		:From ''Cynthia’s Revels'', acted 1600, act V. sc.6. “One of the most popular songs,” says Mr. Erskine (''The Elizabethan Lyric'', ed.1905), “which, however, is steeped in classical rather than in English feeling…. The lyric emotion in Jonson never burns very bright: he is an intellectual artist rather than a singer.”</ref>

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	::Now the sun is laid to sleep,		::Now the sun is laid to sleep,
	:Seated in thy silver chair		:Seated in thy silver chair
	::State in wonted manner keep;<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''		::State in wonted manner keep;<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''<br>Coleman suggests that
	:''Seated in thy silver chair State in wonted manner keep~~''.~~		:Seated in thy silver chair
	~~:Coleman suggests that these lines~~ may have inspired Milton’s:		::State in wonted manner keep;
	:::Come, but keep thy wonted state		may have inspired Milton’s ''Il Penseroso''
	::::With even step and musing gait.		:Come, but keep thy wonted state
	~~::(''Il Penseroso''.)~~</ref>		::With even step and musing gait.</ref>
	:::Hesperus entreats thy light,		:::Hesperus entreats thy light,
	:::Goddess excellently bright.		:::Goddess excellently bright.

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In popular culture

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	;“Hymn to Diana” (c.1600)<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''		;“Hymn to Diana” (c.1600)<ref>Braithwaite, William Stanley ed. (1907) ''The Book of Elizabethan Verse''
	:From ''Cynthia’s Revels'', acted 1600, act V. sc.6. “One of the most popular songs,” says Mr. Erskine (''The Elizabethan Lyric'', ed.1905), “which, however, is steeped in classical rather than in English feeling…. The lyric emotion in Jonson never burns very bright: he is an intellectual artist rather than a singer.”</ref>		:From ''Cynthia’s Revels'', acted 1600, act V. sc.6. “One of the most popular songs,” says Mr. Erskine (''The Elizabethan Lyric'', ed.1905), “which, however, is steeped in classical rather than in English feeling…. The lyric emotion in Jonson never burns very bright: he is an intellectual artist rather than a singer.”</ref>

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	:Qᴜᴇᴇɴ and Huntress, chaste and fair,		:Qᴜᴇᴇɴ and Huntress, chaste and fair,
	::Now the sun is laid to sleep,		::Now the sun is laid to sleep,
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	:::Thou that mak’st a day of night,		:::Thou that mak’st a day of night,
	:::Goddess excellently bright!		:::Goddess excellently bright!
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	===Alberto Vargas===		===Alberto Vargas===

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Alberto Vargas

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	** “The Vargas Centennial 1896–1996” limited-edition 24×36″ lithograph (1/?)		** “The Vargas Centennial 1896–1996” limited-edition 24×36″ lithograph (1/?)
	* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.		* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.
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	;“Hymn to Diana”		;“Hymn to Diana”
	{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}		{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}
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	:You’d soon have another title—		:You’d soon have another title—
	::You’d be ɢᴏᴅᴅᴇss ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴀsᴇᴅ!		::You’d be ɢᴏᴅᴅᴇss ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴀsᴇᴅ!
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	==References==		==References==

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Alberto Vargas

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	* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.		* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.

	~~==== Hymn~~ to ~~Diana ====~~		;“Hymn to Diana”
	{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}		{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}
	:In mythologic ages		:In mythologic ages

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	* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.		* “Hymn to Diana”, ''Esquire'' (1941 March) gatefold with a green dress added for censors.

	=== Hymn to Diana ===		==== Hymn to Diana ====
	{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}		{{hatnote\|Phil Stack’s caption for ''Esquire''’s March 1941 Varga Girl gatefold.}}
	:In mythologic ages		:In mythologic ages