Pan is the god of fertility.He was described as half-man and half goat's appearance, rough temper and moody. It was very frighten to think about him. In fact, english word panic means literally of Pan, this extended meaning is very vivid. Pan should blow upon his Pandean pipes while guarding herds, but he is distracted easily. He had many love-affairs with many fairies and goddesses. A sculpture describes that Pan was on intimate terms with Venus Aphrodite, with Eros hovering above in their wings, just as the Cupid described in the card now.
Many Romans have a god to adore, called Faunus, looking like half of a human being and half of a goat. On Faun Festival of February 15' every year, the Romans will worship Faunus by the way to reveling. During this period, some men with little cloth run along the hill and swing the goat whip.
If you want to conceive children, just standing beside the runway. The Romans believed that if a man beaten a woman with whips, her infertility will heal with no medicine. Brewer's epigram and fable Dictionary says, "Valentine was a Roman priest, who are imprisoned due to assistance the persecution of Christians. He subsequently returned to Christianity, and the last he was killed with sticks and finally in on February 14 died."
It is a purely coincidence that the ancient Valentine's Day has a connection with Saint Valentine. In fact, the festival may related to Roman Lupercalia or the birds mating seasons. The feature of Valentine's Day is lovers present gifts to each other. Today, people prefer to ideographic Valentine cards. Valentine cards are usually decorated with Cupid, the heart shot and so on.
With regard to the relationship between Cupid