<span>Aphrodite
was a Greek goddess of love, desire, procreation and beauty. In Rome, she is
Venus. Her origins of birth have two accounts. First is that she rose from the
sea inside a giant scallop or sea foam after Cronus castrated Uranus and threw
his genitals in the ocean. This would make Aphrodite part of the old gods were
Titans once prevailed. Another account is that she was a daughter of Zeus, god
of the Heavens, a new God after defeating Cronus and Dione, a goddess of
Oracles of Dodona. As if beauty isn’t enough to lure her suitors, Aphrodite also
has a girdle which attracts everyone around her.</span>
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During the mid-1700s, the thirteen English colonies were flourishing. They attempted to strengthen their own through exporting more than importing economy by using the Britain mercantilist policies to its colonies. Hope this answer helps.
The correct answers here are the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Both of these empires were on the losing side of the World War One as Austria-Hungary started the World War I and the Ottoman Empire was theirs and Germany's ally. The Ottoman Empire was partitioned after the world by the world powers Russia, France and Great Britain and the Austria-Hungary was dissolved into the Kingdom of Hungary and the First Austrian Republic.
Answer: Peter's Baldachin.
Explanation:
Peter's Baldachin is a sculptured bronze canopy called a Ciborium or Baladachin, it has a shape which looks like a cross and the center is stationed over the St Peter's tomb, this is also the location of St Peter's high altar in the Vatican city of Rome at the center of the crossing under the dome.
It was designed by Gian Lorenzo a sculptor and an architect.