Aphrodite.
Aphrodite (APHRODITE), an ancient Greek mythological figure, the goddess of love and beauty.
Aphrodite, whose surname is (Acidalia, comes from a spring in Boeotia. Aphrodite often bathed in this spring with the three goddesses of grace), Greek mythology The goddess of love and beauty. One of the twelve main gods of Olympus, she is called Venus in Roman mythology, Venus among the nine planets. Born from the sea foam near Kupros (or Kutra), it is famous for its beauty. She is the wife of Hephaestus, the god of blacksmithing, and there are many love legends about her. The most touching one is a long poem written by Shakespeare for her. The poem describes the love story of Venus.
Aphrodite was born from Zeus and Dione, but generally speaking, she was born when the penis of the god Uranus was thrown into the sea and turned into foam. According to legend, Cronus cut off the penis of his father Uranus with a sharp sickle, and then threw the immortal object into the sea. Immediately, a lot of white pearl-like foam appeared around the penis. Aphrodite grew up in this phallus floating in the foam, and was later washed ashore in Paphos, Cyprus.
The father's genitals fell into the sea, and in the bloody waves was born the goddess of sex and beauty: Venus, also known as Aphrodite.