Artume

Artume is the Etruscan Artemis, named on mirrors as artumes and aritimi. She is the daughter of Tinia and Letun and the twin of Aplu, so the Etruscans took over the whole family formula along with the name, and she keeps the Greek goddess's character as mistress of the wild and of the night. Like Aplu she is kept as her own record rather than folded into the Greek figure, following this registry's practice for Etruscan counterparts.

Parentage

• parent: Tinia
• parent: Letun

Domains

• hunt
• moon

Relations

• twin sibling: ApluTwin of Aplu, the two forming the Etruscan pair of divine archers.Reference article 'Artume': she had a twin brother named Aplu. (secondary)

Sources

• Artume (also Aritimi) is the Etruscan Artemis, daughter of Tinia and Letun and twin sister of Aplu, a goddess of the wild and of the night named on Etruscan mirrors.: Etruscan engraved bronze mirrors naming artumes / aritimi. (iconographic); Reference article 'Artume', on the name-forms, the parentage and the twin relationship. (secondary)