Cronos (the father of Zeus) cut off his father (Uranus)' genitals and threw them into the sea. There they impregnated the foam (Afros) and the sea gave birth to Aphrodite.
Aphrodite is a sea goddess for many reasons, and is regularly shown emerging from the waves (usually onto her holy island of Cyprus) by Renaissance painters (most famously by Botticelli).
She was born of the foam of the Mediterranean.
The amulet of Aphrodite, according to Greek mythology, was given to Aphrodite, from Zeus, as a gift when she was born from the sea.
Aphrodite was born of the pieces of Cronus tossed into the ocean. She emerged from the sea foam.
According to mythology, Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love and beauty.
Venus in Roman Mythology, Aphrodite in Greek Mythology.
Aphrodite is Greek. Her Roman counterpart is Venus.
A:Sea Foam
Aphrodite is the mother of Eros in Greek mythology.
Procreation. In Greek mythology however the world was already created by the time Aphrodite was born into it.
Aphrodite
A seashell?
Aphrodite