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What are the Roman names of the Roman goddess Venus?
If you mean the Greek name of the Roman goddess Venus, it is Aphrodite.
Venus is greek or roman?
Venus a Roman goddess whose attributes were similar to those of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess.
Is goddess Venus' Greek or Roman?
Roman, Aphrodite is the Greeks name for Venus.
Which Greek goddess was the Roman equivalent of Venus?
Venus is actually the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Her greek name is Aphrodite.
The greek goddess Aphrodite was also who as a roman goddess?
Venus was Aphrodite's Roman equivalent.
What are the special characteristics of a Venus Flytrap?
It is a plant that is carnivorous. The name came from the Roman Goddess Venus who was the Goddess of love. The Venus Flytrap was thought to be beautiful like Venus.
Who was Roman the Goddess of love?
venus was the roman goddess of love. that is why they say venus is the planet of love
Who are Venus' the Roman goddess' family?
Venus is the Roman equivalent of Aphrodite the goddess of love.
What are the Roman names of the Roman goddess Venus?
If you mean the Greek name of the Roman goddess Venus, it is Aphrodite.
What are special qualities?
Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love and beauty. Her Roman name was Venus.
What was Venus the goddess of?
Venus was the Roman goddess of love, beauty, and sex.
What was Venus called in roman mythology?
Venus is the roman name for the Greek goddess "Aphrodite"
What are Aphrodites special qualities?
Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of love and beauty. Her Roman name was Venus.
What is the planet named for the goddess of love and beauty?
Venus is the planet named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
What is the Roman name for the goddess Aphrodite?
Greek: Aphrodite Roman: Venus Aphrodite/Venus was the goddess of love and beauty.
What god is venus named after?
The Roman goddess of love. Her Greek name is Aphrodite.
What mythological goddess was Venus named after?
The Roman goddess Venus is equivalent to the Greek goddess Aphrodite.
