Aphrodite, also known as Aphrodite Ourania, is a goddess of love, beauty, and desire in Greek mythology.
Origin/Culture: Greek
Domain/Role: Love, beauty, desire
Symbol/Iconography: Doves, roses, seashells
Mythology/Stories: Born from the sea foam, Aphrodite is involved in numerous love stories and conflicts among the gods.
Family Relationships: Daughter of Zeus and Dione, married to Hephaestus, lover of Ares
Attributes/Qualities: Beauty, sensuality, passion
Depictions/Representations: Often depicted nude or with flowing hair, surrounded by doves and roses
Worship/Temples: Temples dedicated to Aphrodite can be found throughout ancient Greece, with rituals and festivals honoring her beauty and love.
Symbols/Animals: Doves, swans
Historical Influence: Aphrodite’s influence can be seen in art, literature, and cultural practices throughout history.
Sacred Texts: Mentioned in various Greek myths and religious texts
Evolution: Aphrodite’s representation has evolved over time, from a more fearsome goddess to a symbol of love and beauty.
Modern Influence: Aphrodite continues to be a popular figure in modern culture, influencing art, literature, and media.
Titles/Epithets: Goddess of Love, Queen of Beauty
Sacred Sites: Cyprus, Paphos
Attributes/Artifacts: Magic girdle that inspires love and desire
Allies/Adversaries: Allies with Eros, adversaries with Hera and Athena
Cosmology: Aphrodite plays a central role in the creation myths of ancient Greece, shaping the relationships between gods and mortals.
Philosophical/Religious Significance: Aphrodite represents the power of love and desire in human life.
Power Score: 150/200
Attack Points: 40/50
Aphrodite wields the magic girdle that inspires love and desire, using her powers to influence the hearts of gods and mortals alike.