1. Arma
Nationality: HittiteMoon God
Arma is the name of a Hittite lunar personification whom some think is connected with the Greek god Hermes.
Reference: "Hittite Ritual at Sardis," by Noel Robertson. Classical Antiquity, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Apr., 1982), pp. 122-140.
2. Artemis
Moon Goddess
In Greek mythology, the sun god was originally Helios (whence words like heliocentric for our sun-centered solar system) and the moon goddess Selene, but over time, this changed. Artemis came to be associated with Selene, just like Apollo with Helios. Apollo became a sun god and Artemis became the goddess of the moon.
3. Bendis
Nationality: ThracianMoon Goddess
Bendis was a goddess of the moon and hunt, associated by the Greeks with Artemis.
Source: "Balkan mythology" The Oxford Companion to World mythology. David Leeming. Oxford University Press, 2004.
4. Coyolxauhqui
Nationality: AztecMoon Goddess
Coyolxauhqui means "Golden Bells." Coyolxauhqui is the sister of the Sun god, Huitzilopochtli.
5. Diana
Nationality: RomanMoon Goddess
6. Heng-O
Nationality: ChineseMoon Goddess
Heng-O was the mother of the 12 moons and 10 suns.
7. Ix Chel
Moon Goddess
Lady Rainbow was a Maya old woman moon goddess.
See Maya Gods and Goddesses
8. Khons/Khonsu
Nationality: EgyptianMoon God
Amen's consort was Mut. Together they had a son, Khons or Khonsu the moon god. His name means "the wanderer." He may have been believed to be capable of flying.
9. Mawu
Nationality: African, DahomeyMoon Goddess
Also spelled Maou. Female.
10. Mên
Nationality: Phrygian, Western Asia MinorMoon God
Male
Mên is a Phrygian lunar god also connected with fertility, healing, and punishment. Characteristically, Men is depicted with the points of crescent moons on his shoulders. He wears a Phrygian cap. Mên carries a pine cone or patera in his outstretched right hand and rests his left upon a sword or lance.
Source: "Three Images of the God Mên," by Ulrich W. Hiesinger. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Vol. 71, (1967), pp. 303-310.



