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Where was Aphrodite found?

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Where is Aphrodite from and where is Aphrodite usually be found?

She was found in Greece. She was born in the foam of the sea.


What stories were Aphrodite in?

The goddess Aphrodite was found in the Greek myths.


Who and when was Aphrodite discovered?

Aphrodite was discovered from the sea .nobody found her zues's blood had went in a lake and she was born


Can goddess Aphrodite be found at Mount Olympus?

yes


Where is Aphrodite mostly found?

Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, is commonly found in Greek mythology. She and the other gods and goddesses can be found in their homes on Mount Olympus - unless they are down on Earth to seduce someone or otherwise interfere with the lives of humans.


How did Aphrodite find out about her life?

Aphrodite found out about her life when the wolf goddess, Lupa, aka Hera, sent one of her stepchildren to conquer the titans and he had aphrodites memory and the stepchild and Aphrodite traded, he wanted true love and she wanted her memory...


Are there any plants sacred to Aphrodite?

I have found info saying that lime tree and the pomegranate were her plants.


Who is Aphrodite nemesis?

aphrodite's


What gender is Aphrodite?

The Greek goddess Aphrodite was female.


What is the song that has Aphrodite in the lyrics?

Aphrodite's Tears by Salem, Aphrodite of Hatred by Izakaron, Aphrodite's Winter by Cathedral, Aphrodite by Ash, Aphrodite Marine by Misanthrope, Green-Eyed Aphrodite by The Cable Car Theory...I don't know that many, are any of those it?


Who is Aphrodite and what did she do?

Aphrodite is the god of beauty


Did Zeus become Aphordites dad?

No. Aphrodite was found floating in the water foam, her birth is not spoken of in greek mithology.