April 14, 2010

Emily Dickinson 19th century American poet Full Name: Emily Elizabeth Dickinson Also Called: New England Mystic Birth: December 10, 1830 Death: May 15, 1886 Place of Birth: Amherst, Massachusetts, USA Place of Death: Amherst, Massachusetts, USA Cause of Death: Bright's disease Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius  Nationality:...

April 13, 2010

In Roman mythology, Venus (Greek equivalent: Aphrodite, also called: Cytherea) was originally considered as a deity of gardens and fields but later identified with Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty. Homer described her as the daughter of Jupiter (also called: Jove; Greek equivalent:...

April 5, 2010

In Roman mythology Psyche (Greek equivalent: Yuch) is the goddess of the soul, the wife of Cupid (Greek equivalent: Eros), the god of love. Psyche started out as a mortal princess. She was the daughter of an anonymous king and his queen. Psyche had two elder sisters. All three sisters were beautiful,...

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