Aphrodite (Venus)

Aphrodite is a ancient Greek goddess of love.

Isis is a ancient Egyptian goddess of health, marriage, and love.

They were never jealous of each other.

She was the goddess of love and beauty. She was beautiful, and had many lovers and children.

Aphrodite hated Athena, Artemis and Hera. Athena, Hera and Aphrodite were in a beauty contest of sorts, and Aphrodite won. Thst, of course, is the short version of it.

Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, has several similar deities in other mythologies. In Roman mythology, she is equated with Venus, who embodies love, beauty, and desire. In ancient Near Eastern cultures, Inanna (Sumerian) and Ishtar (Babylonian) share parallels as goddesses of love and war. Additionally, the Hindu goddess Kamadeva represents love and attraction, further highlighting the universal themes of love and beauty across cultures.

That would be Hera, queen of the gods.

Venus is a name for a Latin goddess whose purpose or reason was for beauty and love. Venus is a name that is equivalent to Aphrodite in Greek mythology.

It is the work of Alexandros the Antioch. It is a famous Greek marble sculpture. It is believed that it depicts Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.

Aphrodite herself was a goddess. She was born from the severed penis of Chronos, being born in the froth of the ocean where the penis landed.

her son, Aeneas

Praxiteles' Aphrodite of Knidos may be the first fully nude female in Greek sculpture. Aphrodite, was known as the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and sexual desire.

Aphrodite was fully grown, a goddess doesn't age as mortals do.

No, the planet Venus is named for the Roman goddess Venus who is associated with Aphrodite.

Yes, quite a few.

Born pregnant with twins: Eros and Himeros.

By Ares;

Deimos & Phobos, gods of fear & terror

Harmonia, goddess of harmony

Anteros, god of love returned

By Poseidon;

Rhode, goddess of Rhodes.

Herophile

By Anchises:

Aeneas & Lyros, princes of Dardania

By Hermes;

Hermaphroditos, god

By Dionysus/Zeus;

Priapos, god

By Adonis:

Beroe, goddess of Beruit

By Phaethon;

Astynoos, king of Syria

By Boutes, king of Elymoi

Eryx, king of Elymoi

At items you find mention of her being mother of:

Peitho, goddess of persuasion

Pothos, god of loving

Iakkhos, demi-god

Eris - or Enyo - the goddess of strife.

Yes:

The six sons of Halia would not let her come ashore and she caused their madness; Poseidon later buried these sons for their deeds in madness.

Hippolytos, son of Theseus disdained Aphrodite's worship and she is said to have caused his death.

Hippomenes, after defeating Atalanta later forgot to thank Aphrodite and in her wrath she caused them to be changed into lions shortly after.

Helios's lover Leukothea; because Helios had seen her affair with Ares.

Kalliope's son Orpheus (to punish Kalliope in her judgement of Adonis between Aphrodite and Persephone; some say also to punish him for scorning women and only consorting in love with boys).

Heracles incurred Aphrodite's wrath when he seduced her mortal lover Adonis. The goddess retaliated by instructing the dying kentauros Nessos to have Deianeira (the wife of Herakles) soak a robe in his poisoned blood, and present it to Herakles as a love-charm should he ever prove unfaithful. She did so, and the poisoned robe brought about the hero's death.

Glaukos; who tried to prevent his mares from mating and Aphrodite drove them made and they tore him to pieces.

Narcissus, for scorning love.

essentially Love, Beauty, and Peace.

Aphro means "foam" and dite "born".

while japanese art show a love andnatural beauty the themes of the art expressed there emotion or themselves

One of Aphrodites Uncles are Zeus everyone says Zeus is her father but many encyclopedias dont think so either because Ze

Her attributes included a dove, apple, scallop shell and mirror.

Aphrodite had children with; Ares, Poseidon, Anchises, Hermes, Dionysus/Zeus, Adonis, Phaethon, Boutes.