god
Venus
Goddess of love; her gifts and her 'bonds' recur (Eclogues 3, 7, 8, 10).
Reading notes
- The Aeneid §1.228 Venus
Goddess of love; her gifts and her 'bonds' recur (Eclogues 3, 7, 8, 10).
- The Aeneid §2.590 fostering mother
Venus, goddess of love and mother of Aeneas; she appears to reveal the gods destroying Troy and sends him to Anchises.
- The Aeneid §3.19 daughter of Dione
Venus, mother of Aeneas, called 'daughter of Dione.'
- The Aeneid §4.33 Venus
Goddess of love, mother of Aeneas; with Juno she contrives the union of Dido and Aeneas.
- The Aeneid §8.370 Venus
Goddess of love, mother of Aeneas, who begs new arms for her son from her husband Vulcan.
- The Aeneid §9.135 Venus
Goddess of love and mother of Aeneas; Turnus claims fate owes her enough.
- The Aeneid §10.16 Venus
Goddess of love, mother of Aeneas, who pleads for the besieged Trojans.
- The Aeneid §11.277 Venus
Venus, whose hand Diomedes wounded at Troy; he attributes his sufferings to that sacrilege.
- The Aeneid §12.411 Venus
Goddess and mother of Aeneas, who secretly heals his wound with dittany from Cretan Ida.
- The Eclogues §7.62 Venus
Goddess of love; her gifts and her 'bonds' recur (Eclogues 3, 7, 8, 10).
- The Georgics §3.267 Venus
Goddess of love and desire, the universal force that drives all creatures to frenzy.
Mentioned in 3 works (35 mentions)
The Eclogues
The Georgics
The Aeneid
- §1.228 Venus
- §1.325 Venus
- §1.335 Venus
- §1.385 Venus
- §1.411 Venus
- §1.617 Venus
- §1.691 Venus
- §2.787 Venus
- §3.475 Venus
- §4.107 Venus
- §4.163 Venus
- §4.33 Venus
- §4.92 Venus
- §5.760 Venus
- §5.779 Venus
- §7.321 Venus
- §7.556 Venus
- §8.370 Venus
- §8.590 Venus
- §8.608 Venus
- §8.699 Venus
- §9.135 Venus
- §10.133 Venus
- §10.16 Venus
- §10.332 Venus
- §10.609 Venus
- §10.761 Venus
- §11.277 Venus
- §11.736 Venus
- §12.411 Venus
- §12.416 Venus
- §12.786 Venus