Venus (?.)
- Adonis
- Agdistis
- Aldebaran
- Amor
- Aphrodite
- Apollo
- Apollo Belvedere
- Apollon
- Ares
- Artemis
- Astarte
- Ate
- Athena
- Bacchus
- Balder
- Canicula
- Ceres
- Cleopatra
- Cora
- Cronus
- Cupid
- Cybele
- Demeter
- Despoina
- Diana
- Dionysus
- Dis
- Dog Star
- Earth
- Eros
- Freya
- Gaea
- Gaia
- Ge
- Great Mother
- Hades
- Hebe
- Helios
- Hephaestus
- Hera
- Here
- Hermes
- Hesper
- Hesperus
- Hestia
- Hymen
- Hyperion
- Jove
- Juno
- Jupiter
- Jupiter Fidius
- Jupiter Fulgur
- Jupiter Optimus Maximus
- Jupiter Pluvius
- Jupiter Tonans
- Kama
- Kore
- Kronos
- Love
- Lucifer
- Magna Mater
- Mars
- Mercury
- Minerva
- Mithras
- Momus
- Narcissus
- Neptune
- Nike
- North Star
- Olympians
- Olympic gods
- Ops
- Orcus
- Persephassa
- Persephone
- Phoebus
- Phoebus Apollo
- Phosphor
- Phosphorus
- Pluto
- Polaris
- Poseidon
- Proserpina
- Proserpine
- Rhea
- Saturn
- Sirius
- Tellus
- Uranus
- Venus de Milo
- Vesper
- Vesta
- Vulcan
- Zeus
- asteroid
- celestial body
- comet
- daystar
- evening star
- fixed stars
- heavenly body
- houri
- inferior planet
- living sapphires
- lodestar
- major planet
- minor planet
- morning star
- orb
- peri
- planet
- planetoid
- polar star
- polestar
- secondary planet
- solar system
- sphere
- starry host
- stars
- superior planet
- terrestrial planet
- the Graces
- wanderer
Love seldom haunts the breast where learning lies,
And Venus sets ere Mercury can rise.
The maid who modestly conceals
Her beauties, while she hides, reveals;
Give but a glimpse, and fancy draws
Whate'er the Grecian Venus was.
