The correct etymology for DIANA - Ra at Summer Solstice point
DIANA comes from Dea/Dia, which became day . It means Light . San Diana became San dz iana > San z iana, celebrated on June 24 - Midsummer day. Mid from Mudsummer comes from MAT (Matria, Orion). Where is Ra (the sun, sara) on June 24? Cancer (Rac/Rock/Rick or Pat/Patra/Patre/ Niatpat ''Nut''), 3rd degree. It clearly has an aspect to Virgo 3, the ECAT for Virgo Matria or Matria Esh. So, Diana is Ra on Summer Solstice point, 3 ° Cancer. Cancer is ruled by the Moon and this is how the association with the moon started. The name itself implies DAYLIGHT. And it is celebrated during the day with most light - the longest day of the year. The Summer Solstice Point is 0 ° Cancer, right after the sun exits Gemini (Mat, thus Midsummer). This is the point where DIANA is celebrated. The real sun (sun and son are homophones because they originally were synonyms). sa became son (Egyptian sa = English son) Sa Re was originally the sun, and it meant ''daughter of Ra...