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Who was the mother to both Cupid and Aeneas?
Venus
Who is Cupid's Mother in Roman Mythology?
Venus
What was the name of Venus's father?
Venus (or Aphrodite) is Uranus's daughter (he is the god of the sky). Uranus was castrated by the Titans, his children with Gaia earth god (who was also his mother). His genital were thrown in to the sea, and from the white foam which spread around Venus was born.
How does it come that venus being a goddess is Aeneas a mortal's mother?
Aeneas is mortal because of the mortality of his father, Anchises. Venus was with the mortal Anchises and bore their son, Aeneas, who was a "half-blood," so to speak, and therefore mortal.
Who is aeneas?
aeneas was a Trojan hero who went to Italy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!aeneas was also the son of venus (mother) and anchises (father-mortal) he had a brother, cupid.
Who is the mother of goddess Venus?
Venus did not have a mother or father.
Who wa cupids mother?
Venus.
Could Venus mother comes from Cameroon?
No, Venus is a planet.
Name of cupid's mother?
In Roman mythology, Cupid's mother is Venus, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility. Cupid is often depicted as her son, and he is known as the god of desire, affection, and erotic love. Venus is also associated with passion, prosperity, and victory.
Name of Cupid's mother and wife?
Venus was his mother. His wife was Psyche
Who was Venus' mother?
In Roman mythology, Venus (the goddess of love and beauty) was born from the sea foam that formed after the castration of Uranus. She did not have a traditional mother, as she emerged fully formed from the sea.
Who was the mother to both Cupid and Aeneas?
Venus
Who is Cupid's Mother in Roman Mythology?
Venus
Who was Eros mother?
Aphrodite (Venus)
Who was the little winged fellows mother?
venus
Who is venus' mother?
Venus (or Aphrodite) is only known to be born from sea of foam. Some may think that the Mother Earth was her mother and some others think that she just appeared but it is not certain.
Who is in cupids family tree?
Venus, the mother of Cupid, and therefore any son/daughter of Venus.
