Chinese moon goddess who fled her husband in fear of his anger.

Welsh Witch and moon goddess most often associated with the dark moon.

The moon goddess is associated with the sea, perhaps because of the tides.

And the robot, she's a moon goddess for a technological age.

Irish moon goddess who watched over crops and cattle as their caregivers slept.

She claimed her moon goddess had showed them to her in a dream.

Sumero-Babylonian goddess who inherited the attributes and stories of the moon goddess Nuah.

Phoenician moon goddess and the goddess of wild crafted harvests.

Colombian moon goddess who was patron of women and men who dressed like them.

Roman moon goddess of Nature, childbirth, fertility, and hunting.

Babylonian moon goddess associated with love, fertility, and childbirth.

Ix Chel, the Old Woman, was the moon goddess.

Babylonian moon goddess involved in the Great Flood.

This fact may have suggested to Correggio, or his patrons, the subject of the moon goddess.

In classical mythology, Diana is the moon goddess, Hamadryad, a wood nymph, Naiad, a water nymph.

The feather-mantle, for whose lack the moon goddess, (or should we call her fairy?)