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فينوس

Also known as Venus (goddess), Venus (mythology)

إلهَةُ الحب والجمال والرغبة والجنس والخصوبة والرخاء والنصر لدى الرومان

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Venus is the Roman goddess associated with love, sexuality, procreation, and pleasure. She remains culturally significant as a symbol of these concepts and appears throughout art, literature, and popular culture as a representation of feminine desire and vitality.

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Within Vinony's link graph, فينوس is referenced by 1,818 other articles, and connects out to Epicureanism, Vinalia and Augustus.

It is catalogued under topics including Alcohol goddesses, Aphrodite and Beauty goddesses.

Its subject is documented across 103 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: goddess
Part of: Dii Consentes
Gender: female
Spouse: Vulcan
Child: Cupid
Image: Venus Arles.jpg
Said to be same as: Venus

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worshipped by: ancient Roman religion
Commons category: Venus (dea)
topic's main category: Category:Venus (mythology)
native label: Venus
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
domain of saint or deity: spring
P8168: David Nelson

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Article · العربية

فينوس إلهَةُ الحب والجمال والرغبة والجنس والخصوبة والرخاء والنصر لدى الرومان واسمها في اليونانية الإلهَةُ أفروديت. اعتقد الرومان أن الإلهة فينوس ولدت في البحر وجاءت إلى شواطئ قبرص في محارة.

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