Luna

The Roman moon-goddess, the Sun's sister who drives her own team. Ovid names her in one breath with Diana and Trivia as "the goddess of the triple form"; Medea invokes her and boasts of drawing her down from the sky; Virgil's Nisus prays to the moon as Latona's child; her bloodied chariot is among the omens of Caesar's death. Counterpart of the Greek Selene.