goddessAntaeuss

The deity referred to as "Goddess Antaeus" does not appear in established mythologies or religious traditions. There is no known historical or mythological figure with this name. It is possible that "Goddess Antaeus" is a misunderstanding, a newly coined term, or a character from a specific, perhaps fictional, work.

The name "Antaeus" is more commonly associated with a figure from Greek mythology, Antaeus, a giant son of Poseidon and Gaia. This Antaeus was a wrestler who gained strength from his mother, the Earth, whenever he touched her. Heracles famously defeated Antaeus by lifting him into the air, thus severing his connection to the earth and preventing him from regenerating his strength. This mythological Antaeus is male and not a goddess.

If "Goddess Antaeus" refers to a specific context, further information about that context would be necessary to provide a relevant article. Without additional details, such as the source of this name or its attributed characteristics, it is not possible to construct an informative article about a "Goddess Antaeus." The query may be based on a misremembered name, a modern creation, or a niche reference.