She's not. What I think they wanted her is to be a chief goddess replacement for Diana (remember "Great is the Diana of Ephesus!" of Acts 10:24-35), or Athena, or Astsrte so the Gentiles have an excuse for their old social activities, now putting their emphasis on drawing gentiles away by giving them a substitute, if you know what I mean. That's the basis for a lot of this formation of a pantheon of heroes and calling them "Saints" each with a feast for every one.
This is how all the barbaric activities got folded into the Roman manifestation, and still seems to drive it.
Is that the queen of heaven and her son Tammuz, from where the sign of the T comes from, whose symbol is the evergreen tree? (Christmas tree)
Well you're not very well read then.