Aphrodite Pandemos
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| - | [[Plato]] makes one of his guests say in the ''[[Symposium (Plato)|Symposium]]'' that there are two kinds of [[Venus]]es, the [[Venus Coelestis]] and the [[Venus Naturalis]] ([[Nini]]). | + | :''[[Aphrodite Ourania and Aphrodite Pandemos]], [[Venus vs. Nini]], [[sacred-profane dichotomy]]'' |
| - | See ''[[Sacred and Profane Love]]'' | + | As per [[Plato]]'s ''[[Symposium (Plato)|Symposium]]'' there are two kinds of Aphrodites (Latin Venuses), the '''Aphrodite Ourania''' (Latin Venus Caelestis), literarly the heavenly love goddess, corresponding to a love of [[body and soul]] and the '''Aphrodite Pandemos''' (Latin Venus Naturalis). |
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As per Plato's Symposium there are two kinds of Aphrodites (Latin Venuses), the Aphrodite Ourania (Latin Venus Caelestis), literarly the heavenly love goddess, corresponding to a love of body and soul and the Aphrodite Pandemos (Latin Venus Naturalis).
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