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Aphrodite. A goddess of erotic love, identified by the Romans with Venus. A.
There are two principal accounts of ... The Greeks associated Aphrodite's name
with aphros (“sea-foam") and often called her Cypris, for the place where she was
...
Aphrodite. A goddess of erotic love, identified by the Romans with Venus. A.
There are two principal accounts of ... The Greeks associated Aphrodite's name
with aphros (“sea-foam") and often called her Cypris, for the place where she was
...
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APHRODITE mitted the quarrel to the Muse Calliope for arbitration. Calliope
decreed that Adonis, now a handsome youth, should spend a part of the year
with each goddess. Aphrodite punished Calliope's fair-mindedness by musing
the death ...
APHRODITE mitted the quarrel to the Muse Calliope for arbitration. Calliope
decreed that Adonis, now a handsome youth, should spend a part of the year
with each goddess. Aphrodite punished Calliope's fair-mindedness by musing
the death ...
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APIIRODITE in the stars and the doves were universally held sacred to the
goddess, both as the Syrian Goddess and as Aphrodite. The Greeks had always
known that Aphrodite was an Asiatic goddess. Herodotus stated that the oldest
shrine ...
APIIRODITE in the stars and the doves were universally held sacred to the
goddess, both as the Syrian Goddess and as Aphrodite. The Greeks had always
known that Aphrodite was an Asiatic goddess. Herodotus stated that the oldest
shrine ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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