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How many temples did Aphrodite have?
aphrodite had 12 temples
What is a fact about Aphrodite's temple?
If you mean the Parthenon in Athens, the most famous of temples to Aphrodite, it was completed in 432 BC. THere were other Aphrodite temples, though.
How did the Greeks worship Aphrodite?
They sacrificed at her temples.
How do people worship the goddess Aphrodite?
People would pray in temples devoted to Aphrodite to worship her.
How did the people honor Aphrodite?
By building temples in her honor.
Where is Aphrodite's temple?
Aphrodite had many widespread temples in Greece and in such locations as Egypt, Italy, and France in the ancient days.
What monuments and temples were built for Aphrodite?
The Temple of Aphrodite was built in the first century B.C. for Aphrodite. The Temple of Aphrodite is still partially standing today and many people visit it each year.
How does Aphrodite deal with humans in myths?
Aphrodite liked to be worshipped and guarded her temples. She was very jealous beautiful women like Psyche.
How do you worship Aphrodite?
By sacrificing at her temple. Or going to her birth place at Crete, and worshiping her there! People also worshiped her at temples. Another way was to love, as of Aphrodite was the goddess of love.
Who build Aphrodite temples?
People who wanted to fall in love. They built the temples to honor her in hopes she would grant them true love. <3<3<3<3
What are Aphrodite's temple sites?
Aphrodite's temples were wide spread and numerous in the ancient world - those are now ruins now: with the few surviving now serving other purposes.
Where are all of Aphrodite's temples?
You couldn't count them all. The worship of Aphrodite in ancient Greek culture began centuries before the Greeks started to build temples. Smaller shrines and dedicated sites, usually connected to a spring of water, could be found all over the Greek cultural world. The islands of Cythera and Crete both had ancient sites dedicated to Aphrodite and each claimed that she originated there. In the ancient Greek city of Knidos that stood on the shore of modern Turkey, a famous sculpture of nude Aphrodite made by the Greek Praxiteles inspired thousands of copies in ancient times and again since the Renaissance: the Cnidian Aphrodite. Romans worshiped Aphrodite as Venus and also built temples dedicated to the goddess.
