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What was Atalanta's temptation?
Atalanta was tempted by the golden apples that Melanion brought.
Who raised Atalanta?
Atalanta was first nursed by a she-bear, then was taken care of by hunters.
Was Atalanta a god hero or a real person in history?
Atalanta was a mythological heroine.
What are the circumstances of Atalanta's birth?
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Goddess Atalanta's Roman name?
Atalanta was a beautiful Greek princess, not a goddess, (although some believe that she was a member of Artemis's [or Roman Diana's] Hunt) so she went by Atalanta in both Roman and Greek culture.
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