Aphrodite was gorgeous, perfect,eternally young woman with a beautiful body.
Yes, but those are qualities, not symbols.
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Aphrodite's symbols are the scallop shell, the dolphin, doves, lovebirds, swans, golden apples, pomegranates and roses.
I think the scallop shell and dolphin shows that she was born in the ocean from the foam. (One of the myths of her birth.)
The doves, lovebirds,swans,and roses show her power, love.
I suppose the golden apple is for her winning that apple thing against Hera and something. T.T; I forgot, it's one of the myths though.
The pomegranates for Hades giving the pomegranate to Persaphone which banished her to the underworld.
The Greek goddess Aphrodite was female.
Yes, Aphrodite is Zeus's daughter. This is the common Aphrodite. There is another Aphrodite myth that says she was the child of Uranus alone and that he was castrated and his sperm went into the sea and she was born from the sea foam. This version is known as Aphrodite Urania.
No, Aphrodite was a goddess born of a god and goddess.
Yes, they are the same people. Venus is Aphrodite's Roman Name. Aphrodite is her Greek name.
love and beauty are associated with aphrodite.
Aphrodite's important symbols are doves and roses.Aphrodite often rides in a chariot pulled by dovesOther Aphrodite symbols are:MyrtleSparrowMirrorSwanDolphinAphrodite's symbols are the dove and the rose. Aphrodite is often pulled by a chariot of doves.Other Aphrodite symbols are:MyrtleSparrowMirrorSwanRose
Roses
Yes, it was one of her symbols.
the scolop
Aphrodite's symbols are roses, doves, and dolphins.
doves
White doves, roses.
love and passion <3
marriage and love
She is most often seen with a scallop shell--she was from the sea. Symbols that are associated with Aphrodite are the scepter, myrtle tree, dove, swan and the rose. the swan and the dove. Some say her third bird was the sparrow. Also, Aphrodite's tree was a myrtle
Aphrodite's symbols are a dove,dolphin,scallop shell,golden apple,swan,and a lovebird.
Her most important symbols are doves and roses. Sometimes others are mentioned, too. Swans, for instance.