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The '''Temple of Artemis Orthia''' was an important religious site situated in the east of [[Sparta]] in [[Lakonia]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. Located near the village of [[Limnai]] and the river [[Eurotas]], it was dedicated to [[Artemis]], the Greek goddess of the [[Moon]] and the [[Hunting|hunt]].
The '''Temple of Artemis Orthia''' was an important religious site situated in the east of [[Sparta]] in [[Lakonia]], [[Peloponnese]], [[Greece]]. Located near the village of [[Limnai]] and the river [[Eurotas]], it was dedicated to [[Artemis]], the Greek goddess of the [[Moon]] and the [[Hunting|hunt]].



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Temple of Artemis Orthia

The Temple of Artemis Orthia was an important religious site situated in the east of Sparta in Lakonia, Peloponnese, Greece. Located near the village of Limnai and the river Eurotas, it was dedicated to Artemis, the Greek goddess of the Moon and the hunt.

During the Peloponnesian War, the temple was visited by the Spartan misthios, Kassandra.[1]

Trivia

  • όρθια (órthia) is a Greek word meaning 'upright'.
  • Orthia was also the name of a Spartan goddess, who was later identified with Artemis, due to the similarities of their portfolios.

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