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thumb|right|150px|Herma|Herm of Aphroditus at the [[Nationalmuseum in Stockholm]] thumb|right|150px|Greek terracotta figurines|Greek terracotta figurine, late 4th century BCE, [[National Museum of Magna Grecia]] thumb|right|150px|Bronze statuette, [[Roman imperial, 1st-3rd century CE, British Museum]]

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thumb|right|150px|Herma|Herm of Aphroditus at the [[Nationalmuseum in Stockholm]] thumb|right|150px|Greek terracotta figurines|Greek terracotta figurine, late 4th century BCE, [[National Museum of Magna Grecia]] thumb|right|150px|Bronze statuette, [[Roman imperial, 1st-3rd century CE, British Museum]]

Aphroditus or Aphroditos (, , ) was a version of Aphrodite originating from Amathus on the island of Cyprus and celebrated in Athens. He is the masculine version of Aphrodite.

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