The novel "Aphrodite" is considered a hidden treasure of French and international literature. Its author is "Pierre Louis," a distinguished literary figure who has a high status in the world of novels, stories, and thought. He is a pioneer of the French novel, and if this writer had only had his immortal novel (Aphrodite), whose events take place in the city of Alexandria, and if he had had no heroes other than "Chrysis," the owner of the statue (Immortal Life), that would have been enough to put him at the forefront.
As for Aphrodite, whose name is at the top of the cover of the book, she is one of the legendary figures in Greek mythology, and she is the Greek goddess of love, sex, and beauty. As a result of Aphrodite's beauty and her spread in ancient mythology, she has given many ancient artistic and literary works her inspiration, including this novel, and this has been the case ever since. The gods enchanted human minds for the first time. She was also the patron deity of sailors, concubines, and prostitutes. The Romans also took Aphrodite as their goddess, and Venus was also the planet associated with her.