For 10 points, name this Canaanite goddess of fertility and sex, a cognate figure to Ishtar.
It was believed that this deity was constantly accompanied by doves while riding in a chariot pulled by seven lions and wore a crown of myrtle leaves. The relationship between this deity and the Etruscan goddess Uni is highlighted by inscriptions detailing a sacrifice of king Thefarie Velianas on the Pyrgi tablets. In Greek accounts, this goddess bears seven children called the Titanides after being sent by Epigeius to seduce Elus. This deity is described as the "Mistress of Horses" in The Contest between Horus and Set, and is frequently listed among Set's (*) foreign wives, even though Egyptian writers often regarded her as the local version of Isis in Byblos. Women in Judah revolt against monotheism and take up the worship of this goddess as the "queen of heaven" in the book of Jeremiah. For 10 points, name this Canaanite goddess of fertility and sex, a cognate figure to Ishtar.
It was believed that this deity was constantly accompanied by doves while riding in a chariot pulled by seven lions and wore a crown of myrtle leaves.
Astarte [or Ashtoreth; or Asherah; or Uni-Astre; accept Ishtar or Inanna until "Uni" and prompt thereafter]