Mistress of Animals

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Mistress of Animals is a title for a female divinity or figure in ancient art and mythology who exerts power over wild creatures and the natural world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological motif
religious iconographic type
title of a female divinity
appearsIn ancient art
ancient mythology
associatedWith Artemis NERFINISHED
Cybele NERFINISHED
Inanna NERFINISHED
Ishtar NERFINISHED
Minoan snake goddess
Potnia Theron NERFINISHED
exertsPowerOver nature
wild creatures
hasCulturalContext Aegean Bronze Age religion
Anatolian religion
Etruscan religion NERFINISHED
Greek religion NERFINISHED
Minoan religion NERFINISHED
ancient Near Eastern religion
hasDepiction goddess accompanied by birds
goddess accompanied by deer
goddess accompanied by lions
goddess holding animals in her hands
goddess standing between rearing animals
hasDomain natural world
wild animals
hasFunction guardian of wilderness
mediator between humans and animals
protector of animals
hasGender female
hasIconographicFeature central female figure flanked by animals
symmetrical composition with animals on both sides
hasThematicRelation fertility and vegetation
hunting
pastoralism
sovereignty over nature
relatedConcept Master of Animals NERFINISHED
studiedInDiscipline art history
classical archaeology
comparative mythology
history of religion
symbolizes control of nature
dominion over animals
fertility
protection of wildlife
timePeriod Bronze Age NERFINISHED
Iron Age
usedAsTitleFor various local goddesses

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Potnia Theron meaning Mistress of Animals