Acidalia ~ so-called after bathing in the Boetian spring Acidalia
Acraea ~ "of the height" Cnidian reference
Amathusia Ambologera ~ "postponer of old age" refers to her renewing baths
Anadyomene ~ "born to the sea"
Androphonos ~ "man-slayer"
Anadyomene Antheia ApaturiaAphacitis Apostrophian ~ "rejecter" of sexual crimes
Aracynthias Areia ~ "warlike" used by the Lacedaemonians
Argennis Callipygos ~ "beautiful buttocks"
Catascpoias ~ "spy" or "peeping"
Cnidian ~ only non-Cnidians call her that, the Cnidians call her Euploia (see below)
Colias ~ after a temple to Aphrodite in Colias
Ctesylla Cypria ~ born near the island of Cypris - bearded
Cypris/Kypris ~ born near island of Cypris
Cytherea ~ born near the island Cythera
Delia Despoena ~ "mistress" (generic)
Dionaea Doritidos ~ "bountiful," the most ancient Cnidian temple is to Aphrodite Doritis
Epidaetia Epistrophia ~ "she who turns men to love"
Epitragia Epitymbria ~ "of the tombs"
Eriboea/Periboea ~ Cretan reference, story of Theseus Erycine ~ ancient Sicilian and Psophisian titles
Euploia ~ fair voyage
Genetyllis Hecaerge HippodameiaIdalia Limenia ~ "of the harbor" from the city Hermione
Mechanitis ~ "deviser" for many are the devices men make because of her
Morpho ~ "changing," self-explanatory
Nikephoros ~ "bringer of victory" dedicated by Hypermnestra for her acquittal
Nymphia ~ "bridal" made by Theseus when he married Helen
Olympian ~ once the patriarchal Hellenes took over, they incorporated the powerful area Goddesses into their Olympian pantheon
Pandêmos ~ "common" or "vulgar" referring to intercourse
Paphia ~ sexual love
Peitho ~ Persuasion
Pelagia ~ relating to her pre-Hellenic roots and the sea
Philia ~ Love
Pontia ~ of the Deep Sea
And Venus.
Venus was the Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty, the equivalent of the Greek Goddess Aphrodite, they where basically the same with different names
Ares, Hermes, Aphrodite, Artemis, and Hestia. (The goddess is Aphrodite, Athena's sister.)
The goddess of love was Aphrodite in Greek mythology, and Venus in Roman.
If you mean the Greek name of the Roman goddess Venus, it is Aphrodite.
Aphrodite is the Goddess of Love.
No there is not another name for Aphrodite. Aphrodite was the goddess of love!! Hopefully this helps!!
Venus and Aphrodite are the same person just different names
Venus was the Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty, the equivalent of the Greek Goddess Aphrodite, they where basically the same with different names
Hathor is the goddess of everythat Aphrodite but harthor is also the goddess of cows
Ares, Hermes, Aphrodite, Artemis, and Hestia. (The goddess is Aphrodite, Athena's sister.)
Aphrodite was or in Roman names Venus.
AphroditeAphrodite is the Greek goddess of love and beauty. Aphrodite is the Greek equivalent of the Roman goddess Venus.AphroditeAphrodite is the Greek goddess of love. Aphrodite was also known by other names such as Cytherea and Cypris.
The goddess of love was Aphrodite in Greek mythology, and Venus in Roman.
If you mean the Greek name of the Roman goddess Venus, it is Aphrodite.
Hera is the Queen of the gods and is the goddess of marriage Aphrodite is the daughter of Uranus and Gaia and is goddess of Romance and Beauty
Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of desire and love.
Aphrodite was born a goddess.