In ancient Greek mythology, Venus was the goddess of love; Legends about her often appear in the works of writers of past dynasties, and the most touching one is a long poem written for her by Shakespeare. This poem describes the love story of Venus.
It is said that there was a handsome man named eunice in ancient Greece, who eclipsed all the people and things in the world in front of him; But he has no interest in love and only likes hunting in the deep mountains and forests.
One day, Venus happened to meet Erdene, fell in love at first sight, greeted him, hoping to chat with him for a while; But Urdunis refused to approach the opposite sex and refused Venus' kindness. Venus only used magic to control his actions and confide in him the wonder of love, but Erdene was unmoved and even more eager to get rid of her. Venus exhausted all sweet words and was willing to give many conditions. Finally, Erdene looked at Cupid with contemptuous eyes, which greatly surprised her.
Judith felt a little guilty and hoped to get her forgiveness, so he waited patiently for Venus to wake up. After Venus woke up, she continued to try her best to persuade Erdene, but she was still rejected. Cupid suddenly had a premonition that something would happen to eunice, so he advised him not to take the risk of hunting and let her protect himself by his side. But Urdonis didn't believe it. As a result, he was really killed by a porcupine while hunting in Rosty Yi. When Venus arrived, she was heartbroken to see that Ailang was dead. Sadness, cursing the love between men and women in the world, is always filled with suspicion, fear and sadness.
What is Venus in Greek mythology?
Venus is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility and navigation, which is her name in Roman mythology; In Greek mythology, her name is Avelotti. Venus rises from the sea. It is said that at the beginning of the world, the goddess Kaya, who ruled the earth, combined with Uranus, who ruled heaven, and gave birth to a group of giants. Later, the husband and wife turned against each other. In a rage, Chaya ordered his youngest son, Cronus, to cut his father with a sickle. Uranus' flesh fell into the sea, producing bubbles, and Venus was born. In Greek, "Avelot" means foam. Aphrodite, a figure in ancient Greek mythology, is the goddess of love and beauty. It is called Venus in Roman mythology. She was born in the sea and is famous for her beauty. There are many legends about her love, the most famous of which is the story of Venus and adonis. Adonis plant god, incarnated as autumn peony. Some people also say that its incarnation is anemone. In ancient Greek mythology, roses condensed the face of adonis, the goddess of beauty and plants, and were filled with the blood of Venus, the goddess of beauty. Adonis is also the earliest source of "handsome men" in western countries, and the stories of Venus and adonis also reflect the good wishes of ordinary people for handsome men and beautiful women.
What god is Villar?
Venus was dug up by the Greek Milo farmer olko in the spring of 1820. When Venus was unearthed, her right arm hung down, clutching clothes, and her left upper arm reached over her head, holding an apple. When Louis Brost, the French consul in Milo, learned of the incident, he rushed to olko's residence in Iraq and offered to pay a high price for the statue, which was accepted by olko in Iraq. But because he didn't have enough cash, he had to send Gourville to Constantinople overnight to report to the French ambassador. Upon hearing the report, the ambassador immediately ordered the secretary to take a large sum of money from Jurville to Milo overnight to buy the Statue of Liberty, but I didn't know that the farmer olko had sold the statue to a Greek businessman at this time and had already shipped it abroad. Gulville immediately decided to take it by force. After learning the news, Britain also sent ships to fight for it. The two sides fought fiercely, and the sculpture's arm was unfortunately broken in the melee. Since then, Venus has become the goddess of brokeback.
Chaos (Khaos/Chaos,): the god of chaos.
At the beginning of the universe, there was only chaos. Who was the boundless empty space? Then came Gaia, Talas, Erebus, Nyx and eros, and the world began.
Gaia: Goddess of the earth, daughter of chaos. The noumenon of the earth gave birth to our Oranos in the sky, Bendu in the ocean and Ourea in the mountains.
Then she and her two sons gave birth to many gods. Uranus gave birth to Titan, which represents the first of all things in the world (day, month, day, time, righteousness, memory and so on). ) and Puntos gave birth to five children, representing different seas. She is the mother of the gods (the ancestor of Olympus).
Tal talos Talas: God of the abyss of hell, son of Coase. One of the five creator gods, can be said to be the creator of the underworld, the ontology of the abyss.
He was born after Gaia and under Gaia, and later Tifeng the monster gave birth to Gaia's youngest son. He is an invisible abyss, at the bottom of the world. From then on, he was the place where monsters and some gods were held. Zeus imprisoned some Titan gods in Tartalas.
Erebus: the god of darkness, son of Keos. One of the five creation gods, Tartaras was born above Tartaras (underground/under Kaya). The incarnation and noumenon of darkness lies between the earth (Gaia) and the earth. He and her sister Nyx gave birth to three ancient gods: the god of space, the god of day, Hemera, and the god of crossing the Styx, Ka Rong.
Nyx: Goddess of the night, daughter of chaos. One of the five creatives, Ripas, was born on the earth (Caia). The incarnation and noumenon of night, she is an ancient and powerful god. She not only gave birth to three children with her brother, but also gave birth to a large number of gods alone.
Eros: Or Elos. Cupid, son of Carlos. One of the five creative gods, born after darkness and night. The embodiment of love, fertility and * * *. It is he who promotes the fertility and love of the gods, and he is the embodiment of all desires for love (including the opposite sex).
Uranus: the god of heaven. Gaia's eldest son and husband, the first god king. Overthrown by his son.
Bendus: Poseidon, son and lover of Gaia, the earliest Poseidon.
Ourea (Ourea): Mountain God, philosopher of Gaia.
Cronus: The youngest of the twelve Titan children of Gaia and Uranus. The God of heaven and earth overthrew the Father God and became the second God King.
Rhea: One of the twelve Titan gods, the goddess of time. Cronus's wife is the second queen of God.
Oceanus: One of the 12 Titan gods, the god of the sea and rivers. It has bred all the rivers on the earth and 3000 Poseidon.
Tethys: One of the twelve Titan gods, the goddess of the sea; Oceanus's wife.
Hyperion: One of the twelve Titan gods, the god of the bright sun. Father of the sun, moon and dawn.
Thea: One of the twelve Titan gods, the goddess in charge of wealth, light and vision ... >>
What goddess is Venus in Greek mythology?
The Legend of Venus
In ancient Greek mythology, Venus was the goddess of love; Legends about her often appear in the works of writers of past dynasties, and the most touching one is a long poem written for her by Shakespeare. This poem describes the love story of Venus.
It is said that there was a handsome man named eunice in ancient Greece, who eclipsed all the people and things in the world in front of him; But he has no interest in love and only likes hunting in the deep mountains and forests.
One day, Venus happened to meet Erdene, fell in love at first sight, greeted him, hoping to chat with him for a while; But Urdunis refused to approach the opposite sex and refused Venus' kindness. Venus only used magic to control his actions and confide in him the wonder of love, but Erdene was unmoved and even more eager to get rid of her. Venus exhausted her sweet words and was willing to give many conditions. At last Urdunis looked at Cupid with contemptuous eyes, which greatly surprised her.
Judith felt a little guilty and hoped to get her forgiveness, so he waited patiently for Venus to wake up. After Venus woke up, she continued to try her best to persuade Erdene, but she was still rejected. Cupid suddenly had a premonition that something would happen to eunice, so he advised him not to take the risk of hunting and let her protect himself by his side. But Urdonis didn't believe it. As a result, he was really killed by a porcupine while hunting in Rosty Yi. When Venus arrived, she was heartbroken to see that Ailang was dead. Sadness, cursing the love between men and women in the world, is always filled with suspicion, fear and sadness.
What does Venus stand for in Greek mythology?
Aphrodite (Greek α ψο ο ο; Latin words such as "Venus" and "Friday" all come from her Roman name: in Roman mythology, corresponding to Aphrodite is Venus. Aphrodite, also translated as Venus. A goddess of love and beauty who specializes in the charm and beauty of women. The goddess of love and beauty in ancient Greek mythology, one of the twelve gods of Olympus, is in charge of human love and the growth and reproduction of all animals. Myrtle was originally one of the goddess of harvest, her sacred tree, and her sacrifices were sparrows, pigeons and rabbits. After the formation of Olympus, it was regarded as the goddess of love, beauty and beauty. The earliest places to worship her were Cyprus, Coutela Island and Asia Minor. Later, her worship was introduced to Greece.
Besides Venus and Cupid, what other gods are there?
Apollo, the sun god
Themis, goddess of the moon.
Zeus, Emperor of Heaven
Goddess Athena
Poseidon
Tianhou Hela
Vulcan hephaestus
Demeter, the god of the valley
war-god
Aphrodite, the beautiful goddess
Hermes, the messenger god
Pasay Fornier, the goddess of spring.
Zeus, the god in charge of heaven.
Poseidon
Pluto Hades
Hestia, the goddess of the kitchen.
Demetri, goddess of agriculture
Hera, wife of Zeus.
war-god
Apollo, the sun god
The moon and the goddess of hunting, themis.
Aphrodite, synonymous with love
Athena, goddess of wisdom.
1. themis, the moon and the goddess of hunting.
2. Athena, goddess of war and wisdom
3. Demeter, the goddess of the earth
4. Poseidon
5. hephaestus, the god of fire and smelting.
6. Dionysus and Dionysus, the god of indulgence
Hades
8. Sleeping God Hupunos
9. Death Thanatos
10. Apollo the sun god
1 1. Zeus
12. Hera Tianhou
Hermes
Vulcan hephaestus
Ares
Athena, goddess of wisdom
Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty
Themis, the goddess of the moon.
Apollo, the sun god
Hestia, the Kitchen God
Demeter, the God of Agriculture
Poseidon
Tianhou Hela
The twelve gods in Greek mythology are divided into old and new. !
First, the old gods spectrum
The Book of Old Gods records the origin of heaven and earth. At first, the oldest god in the universe was chaos, which gave birth to Gaia (Gaia Earth) and Airos (eros Love) and Tal talos (Tal talos Abyss or Hell). Then, Erebus and Niquette appeared at the bottom of the earth, and the combination of them gave birth to "light" and "light". Gaia gave birth to Uranus (the sky) and Okanos (the sea). Gaia combined with her son Uranus and gave birth to twelve titans, three cyclops and three titans in Sentimani:
1. arras, the god of the sea. The ocean comes from his name.
Coase, one of the twelve titans, is the god of wisdom. Phoebe's husband.
3. One of the twelve giants of Chris, the god of growth.
Partos, the Titan, is the father of Prometheus and Atlas and the ancestor of mankind.
5. Phoebe, the goddess in charge of the moon in ancient Titan in Greek mythology.
6. The giant and Poseidon in Greek mythology are also Osnis's sister and wife.
7. Cronus (kronos) is the god of time among the Titan gods in ancient Greece. Some people think that he is just the king of Titan, the son of Uranus and Gaia, and the leader of Titan 12. Cronus first gained control of heaven by fighting Uranus, and lost Uranus in the process. Later, because Cronus swallowed his son (except Zeus). Finally, Zeus led his brothers and sisters to defeat the Titan and left Cronus in Tar talos.
Rhea, one of the twelve Titan gods in Greek mythology, is the daughter of Gaia and Uranus, the sister and wife of another Titan god, Cronus (Saturn in ancient Roman mythology), and the mother of Dimitri, Haizi, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon and Zeus.
9. Simis
10. Mnemosyne
1 1. Titan Hyperion is the son of Gaia, the goddess of the earth, Zeus, and the father of the sun god.
12. Teia
We can see from the Book of Old Gods that it preserved the barbaric customs of cannibalism and polygamy in ancient society, which became a continuous motif in later western literature.
Second, the new divine spectrum.
In the genealogy of the new gods, all the gods lived on Mount Olympus, and Zeus overthrew his father's rule and established a new ruling order. There are twelve gods: (Roman mythology is generally related to them ... >>
What goddess is Venus in myth?
There are two myths about Venus' life experience: one is that she is the daughter of Zeus, the daughter of Dione, the ancestor of the giant Oenotus, and the other is that she is the daughter of Utinos, the god of the gods. Venus was named after Greece was destroyed by Rome and Greek mythology was mixed with Roman mythology. Since ancient times, there has been a vegetable garden goddess-Uyenus in Rome. After mixing with the Greek goddess Aphrodite, she became a beautiful and loving goddess, whose English name was Venus. Among the masterpieces of ancient Greek sculpture handed down from ancient times, there is a relief often called "the birth of Venus", which shows that the goddess of love and beauty is being born from the waves. But like Venus, its correct name should be "The Birth of Aphrodite". "Aphrodite" means "foam from the sea" in Greek, so it can be seen that the relief shows the scene of the birth of the goddess. Greek mythology tells us that she was born on the sea near Paphos, a city in the southwest of Cyprus, which used to be the capital of the island in ancient times. This tells us that the hometown of the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology is in Cyprus. There are many temples in Aphrodite around the island, and the temples in Paphos are naturally very famous. In the first century A.D., the image of the Temple of Paphos Aphrodite appeared on coins minted by this island country, which was obviously regarded as a symbol of Cyprus. Archaeological data show that Cyprus began to coin as early as the 6th century BC, and the heads of Greek gods are often cast on coins. The earliest Greeks who came to Cyprus were Achaia Mycenae. They first lived in northern Greece, entered south-central Greece around 1600 BC, and then crossed the sea to Cyprus. At that time, the aborigines on the island also belonged to Aryans. These ancient Cypriots worshipped the goddess of fertility as early as 3000 BC, and they called her "kypris". The sculpture excavated by archaeology tells us that this is a beautiful goddess with a slim and plump figure. After the arrival of the Greeks, the goddess of fertility was replaced by the goddess of love and beauty, but it is not difficult to see the shadow of Kipris in Aphrodite. Later, the Romans became the rulers of the island, and they also actively restored the destroyed Aphrodite Temple. Because in their eyes, Aphrodite is their Venus. A larger Greek migration wave appeared around 1 1 century BC, which may be related to the Trojan War, which has been confirmed by archaeological excavations. One or two hundred years later than Homer, the Cypriot poet Sta Cinos also wrote an epic. Although the name of this epic is Kipling (actually another name of the fertility goddess Kipling), it tells the story of the Trojan War like the Iliad. Like other early literary works in Cyprus, this epic is written in Greek. Unfortunately, perhaps because Homer's epic is too dazzling, only a few people know about Starr Cinos and his Kipling. Homer's epic is regarded as a systematic summary of Greek mythology, which was first mentioned by Aphrodite when he talked about the causes of the Trojan War. When it was unearthed, Venus's arm was broken, so she was often called "Broken Arm Venus", but there was a square pillar of Hermes next to it, so some people speculated that it was an arm holding the pillar. A hand holding an apple was also found nearby, and some people speculated that it might be part of the statue. If this speculation is true, then the statue should represent the "goddess of apple island", and in Greek "melos" is apple. An artist's signature is engraved on the base of the stone pillar, and the English translation is "alexandros (or Ages Andros) from Antioch on the Meander". Antioch is now a city in southern Turkey, located on the Orentis River near the Mediterranean Sea. The influence of ancient Greek culture is obvious. According to this signature, it can be judged that the stone pillar is a work about 150- 100 BC, which should belong to the late Greek culture according to the age, but it has the style of classical period. Some researchers believe that the artist may have created according to the statue of Aphrodite in the 4th century BC. On the statue, the goddess holds the shield of Ares in both hands, and Venus' broken right hand is probably used to take clothes. On the basis of all kinds of guesses, there are many ideas to repair the statue, but none of them are satisfactory (including the person who put forward the idea), and the brokeback is beautiful. In Roman mythology, Venus was the goddess of gardens and fields at first, and people sacrificed to her for different reasons: she was the champion of Cao Cao ... >>