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-	{{Template}}	+	{{Template}}In a religious context, a '''goddess''' is a female [[god]]. In a secular context it means a particularly attractive [[human]] [[female]]. In an art context, for example, [[Venus]] is the Roman [[goddess]] of [[love]] and in [[visual art]] terminology a synonym for any [[female nude]].
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	*''[[The White Goddess]]''		*''[[The White Goddess]]''
	*[[Three Graces]]		*[[Three Graces]]
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In a religious context, a goddess is a female god. In a secular context it means a particularly attractive human female. In an art context, for example, Venus is the Roman goddess of love and in visual art terminology a synonym for any female nude.

See also

• The White Goddess
• Three Graces