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* In the Christian era, [[Aphrodite#In the Prime Universe|Aphrodite]] half-heartedly posed as a [[sorceress]] or [[demon]]. She considered pretending to be an [[angel]] or the [[Virgin Mary]] but neither option panned out because she found the costumes required too far afield from her usual style. | * In the Christian era, [[Aphrodite#In the Prime Universe|Aphrodite]] half-heartedly posed as a [[sorceress]] or [[demon]]. She considered pretending to be an [[angel]] or the [[Virgin Mary]] but neither option panned out because she found the costumes required too far afield from her usual style. | ||
* Eventually, around the 7th century A.D., the [[God]]s of [[Olympus]] “agreed to call it quits” and all retired, with [[Hades]] notably moving to a villa on the [[France|French]] [[French Riviera|Riviera]]. | * Eventually, around the 7th century A.D., the [[God]]s of [[Olympus]] “agreed to call it quits” and all retired, with [[Hades]] notably moving to a villa on the [[France|French]] [[French Riviera|Riviera]]. | ||
* Gods know when their name of image is invoked, however casually. Because of this, Aphrodite is constantly bombarded with fairly unflattering images of herself as [[Venus | * Gods know when their name of image is invoked, however casually. Because of this, Aphrodite is constantly bombarded with fairly unflattering images of herself as [[Venus de Milo|an armless cracked statue]] despite never even having visited [[Milo]]. | ||
* Aphrodite met Pythagoras-858 before, and was also familiar with [[Pythagoras|the man]] from whom he took his name, although she didn't like him much, describing him as a heretic. | * Aphrodite met Pythagoras-858 before, and was also familiar with [[Pythagoras|the man]] from whom he took his name, although she didn't like him much, describing him as a heretic. | ||
* When she sees [[Lord Thymon]], Aphrodite reflects that in “the good old days” she'd “have had [[Zeus#In the Prime Universe|Zeus]] throw him into [[Tartarus]]”. | * When she sees [[Lord Thymon]], Aphrodite reflects that in “the good old days” she'd “have had [[Zeus#In the Prime Universe|Zeus]] throw him into [[Tartarus]]”. | ||
