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The 11 pages that link to Aphrodite, each with the reason it gives.

• Venus de MiloNarrower topic: Identifying the figure as Aphrodite frames the statue’s beauty and divine significance.

• Fertility deityRelated: Her sphere of desire connects divine power to human sexuality and reproduction.

• PraxitelesRelated: Praxiteles's image of the goddess made female nudity a major sculptural subject.

• Sacred prostitutionRelated: Ancient references to her sanctuaries were once read as proof of temple prostitution.

• The Embarkation for CytheraRelated: Her presence is suggested by the island’s mythology and the statue of Venus in the painting.

• Helen of TroyRelated: Aphrodite promises Helen to Paris and later protects him and Helen.

• Adonis (Greek mythology)Related: Her love for Adonis drives the best-known versions of his myth.

• PhryneNarrower topic: Phryne’s fame became entwined with images of the goddess.

• Pierre LouÿsBroader topic: Its classical setting and sensual prose made it a major literary success.

• Venus CallipygeRelated: Venus Callipyge adapts the Greek goddess’s imagery and the traditions surrounding her.

• Venus de' MediciNarrower topic: The statue represents Aphrodite under her Roman name, Venus.