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What did aphrodites girtle stand for?
Aphrodite's girtle was a belt she wore that made mortals and gods fall in love with the one who wore it.
A item of clothing that starts with the letter g?
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What item does Aphrodite have that makes people love her?
her beauty and a magical girtle that made anyone both men and women fall in love with her she lent it to some female gods in need of it.
What is the purpose of the pelvis?
AnswerThe pelvis, or pelvic girdle, is a muscle, bone, and connective tissue structure that provides a foundation for the lower extremities, the legs and also supports a portion of the abdominal and pelvic cavities. The shape of the pelvis (among other adaptions) is also what supports bipedalism in humans.It also helps to protect the bladder, the gonads (i.e., reproductive organs), and other visceral organs in the lower abdominopelvic region. It also serves at the base for the trunk of the body.
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