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chryseis:Muse, tell me the things done by golden Aphrodite,the one from Cyprus, who arouses sweet de

cassiopeoia:(ll. 1-6) Muse, tell me the deeds of golden Aphrodite theCyprian, who stirs up sweet pas

altraviolence: kill your gods → [aphrodite] sent 1:12 a.m. we found each other hungry[aphrodite] sen

kingsdarga:[image description: a digital illustration of aphrodite from hades. she’s standing agains

Hats and hoods by Michelle Fennema1. “Aphrodite” French hood2-4. “Aurora” French hood5. “Bella”7-9. 

Venus and Her Doves by William Etty (1836)

gacpars:Aphrodite

national-archaeological-museum:Two vessels in the type of lekythos in the shape of an Aphrodite and

The Birth of Venus, Henry Courtney Selous, 1852

pangur-and-grim:here’s one of the orchid bases (Phal aphrodite) in all 4 finished markings: patternl

jennerallydrawing:i ran out of funnies now i just draw aphrodite and hermes over and over again

My little hotline to the goddess of love, beauty, and desire <3 For more info read below the cut!

driflloon:lucia villa for sebastien collection

Temple of Aphrodite byPete Amachree

via-appia:Marble female head copied from the Aphrodite of Knidos by Praxiteles (mid-fourth century B

didoofcarthage:Mirror with Aphrodite and Adonis Etruscan, Late Classical or Early Hellenistic Period

Aphrodite’s birthplace  Petra tou Romiou - Rock of AphroditeThis interesting geological format

Giorgione, Sleeping Venus (details), c.1510

wolfsmilk:Marble Head of Aphrodite Found in Ostia Antica

I don’t usually play games but when Hades came out, I was viscerally attracted to the visuals and ov

mikeybooch:Aphrodite, with a swan for Valentine’s Day. Design also available on Redbubble. 

via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to

mohtz:Greek Mythology | The Goddesses of OlympusHera Aphrodite Demeter Artemis Athena Hestia(i want

Aphrodite and Adonis.  Attic red-figure squat lekythos, signed by the painter Aison; ca. 410 BCE.  N

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