Tales from Olympus
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History of Olympus
Aphrodite was a beautiful woman, goddess of love, beauty and sexuality.
She was forced to marry Hephaestus, a god of iron and fire. After the forced marriage, the goddess Aphrodite fell in love with her husband's brother, Aries, the god of war.
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