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Venere

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

dea romana dell'amore

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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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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
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Article · Italiano

Venere (in latino: Venus, Veneris) è una delle maggiori dee romane principalmente associata all'eros e alla bellezza. Viene considerata l'antenata del popolo romano per via del suo leggendario fondatore, Enea, svolgendo un ruolo chiave in festività e riti della religione. È tradizionalmente intesa essere l'equivalente della dea greca Afrodite.

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