Venus, also known to the Greeks as Aphrodite.
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Venus , the Roman goddess of Love is associated with Valentine's Day , it is her honourary day .
Valentines Day! love ya Valentines Day! love ya Valentines Day! love ya
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she is beautiful and she is the goddess of love so she can set you up with someone (How Cool especially on valentines day!!!)
Venus is the Roman goddess of Love and Fertility
Cupid (Greek: Eros) is associated with Valentines Day because he is the god of sexual love/desire. His parents were the god of war Mars (Greek: Ares) and the goddess of love Venus (Greek: Aphrodite). Because of his mother being goddess of love, and himself being the god of sexual desire, Cupid has become a big part of Valentines Day. The way he would get people to fall in love with each other was to shoot his special arrows at them.
Cupid, also known by his Latin name Amor (you may recognize this as the stem of the word "love" in Romance languages), is the Roman god of erotic love and beauty. He is the son of Venus, the goddess of love, and Mercury, the messenger god. While this line of logic isn't documented, one can assume that a mixture of his parents roles, love and messenger, makes for a convenient appearance on Valentines Day cards.
valentines day is about appreciating love. what better image to express love than a heart?
February 14 is internationally known as Valentine's Day, named after Saint Valentinus of Terni, in Italy, executed in 270. On Valentine's day, people celebrate love and affection. Venus is the Roman goddess of love, though her son Cupid is a symbol for this day.
I don't know but my cousin got married on Valentines day.
In Roman mythology, Cupid (Latin cupido, meaning "desire") is the god of desire, affection and erotic love. He is the son of goddess Venus and god Mars.In popular culture, Cupid is frequently shown shooting his bow to inspire romantic love, often as an icon of Valentine's Day. He is now in the current culture the personification of love and courtship in general.For the equivalent deity in Greek mythology, see Eros.