Leto
In Greek mythology, Leto was the daughter of the Titans Coeus and Phoebe and the mother of Artemis and Apollo by Zeus. Leto wandered through many lands seeking a place to give birth to her children, because Hera, the wife of Zeus, had forbidden any place under the sun to receive her. In the most common version of the story, Leto gave birth while clinging to a palm tree on the island of Delos, which Poseidon had covered with waves to evade Hera's decree. Leto appears in many literary works, including the Iliad, and is generally associated with Artemis and Apollo.