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A brief history of Valentine's Day and its relevance nowadays

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Valentin versus Claudius IIClaudius II (213-270)

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Secret marriagesValentin as bishop at Claudius II the

Gothic Age

Prohibition of marryingValentine is taken to prison

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The tradition of sending valentines

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Pagan originsLupercalia

Pan, a god who is everywhere in natureFebruary ( purification): Februa , straps

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Lupercalia

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Other love images in Ancient Rome

Cupid/Eros and his mother Venus/Aphrodite

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Rather popular couples

Eros et PsiquePyramus and ThisbeTristan and IsoldeRomeo and JulietDon Juan Tenorio et Inés George and the meringue moon

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Romantic dinersWarm evenings by the fireplaceEtc…

Some activities

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FlowersCharles II of Sweden introduced the Persian

custom of "the language of flowers” in 1700sThe red rose is Venus’s favourite flower.Tulips and daffodils are also popular.

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Symbols

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Food Our favourite gastroblog has got an entire list

of recipes to impress your partner on this special occasion.

http://www.cocinandoconcatman.com/search/label/San%20Valent%C3%ADn

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I wish you a day full of loving moments

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