| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Diana was protectress of the slaves; and the day, on which that temple had been dedicated, is said to have been afterwards celebrated every year by slaves of both sexes, and was called the day of the slaves. (See Dr. Smith's Dictionary of Roman Mythology).----On coins, gems, and other monuments of antiquity, Diana, as the Ephesian goddess, is represented by an image with many breasts, indicating t
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