How Greek Mythology Influenced Valentine's Day | Greek Gateway
Greek Mythology had a major influence on Valentine's Day from Aphrodite's rose to Eros becoming Cupid.
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Sit still, this won’t hurt one bit…
Eros Sharpens One of his Arrows (Dedicated to friends who celebrate Valentine’s Day) 1798. Robert Jacques Francois Faust Lefevre French 1755-1830
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UncategorisedThis Valentine's Day, give her what she really wants…
A throne forged from the bones of her enemies and a relentless reign of terror over the masses.
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It’s the start of Lupercalia today!
It’s the start of Lupercalia today! The festival itself was originally of Lupercus, another name for Pan, and possibly linked with Faustus, a local god...
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Girls don't want flowers and chocolates for Valentine's Day
Girls don’t want flowers and chocolates for Valentine’s day, girls want to exit the underworld without anyone turning around thus sending them back. Idea by...
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Valentine's Day: The Greek Roots of the Saint of Love – GreekReporter.com
Was Saint Valentine Greek? Although much of the historical Valentine’s life is somewhat obscure, a community of Catholics on Lesvos has told Greek Reporter there...
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Does Valentine's Day Come From Roman Lupercalia?
The three days of the Roman festival of the “Lupercalia” was celebrated February 13-15th. It was to bless and cleanse the city and help with...
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