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[[Fasciculus:Venus_symbol.svg|thumb|200pxupright=0.8|[[Signum deae Romanae]] [[Venus (dea)|Veneris]], (deae[[dei amoris)Romani|Romanae]] saepissime[[dea usurpatumamoris|amoris estdeae]], saepissime pro sexu femina adhibetur, etatque usurpatum estideo pro [[planeta]] [[Venus_(planeta)|Venere]] et est [[signum alchemicumalchemia|alchemico]] [[cuprum|cupri]] [[signum alchemicum|signo]].]]

[[Homo|Hominis]] femina appellatur [[infantulus|infantula]], [[puella]], [[virgo]], [[mulier]], et [[anus]] secundum aetatem.

Sexus femininusfemineus designatur Veneris signo, quod [[Venus (dea)|Venus]] [[dea]] in [[mythologia Graeca]] mulieres[[mulier]]es [[significatio (linguistica)|significat]].<ref name= Stearn>{{cite journal|last=Stearn|first=William T.|s2cid=87030547|title=The Origin of the Male and Female Symbols of Biology|journal=Taxon|date=MayMaius [[1962]] |volume=11 |issue=4 |pages=109–113 |jstor=1217734 |doi=10.2307/1217734 |quote= The origin of these symbols has long been of interest to scholars. Probably none now accepts the interpretation of Scaliger that {{char|♂}} represents the shield and spear of Mars and {{char|♀}} Venus's looking glass.}}</ref>

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