RestartThe lovers' holiday, known as Valentine's Day, has its origins in the Pagan rite of:
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RestartThe Pagan fertility festival was named after what Roman god?
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RestartWhat is the love story behind St. Valentine's Day?
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RestartWhy is the name Asterius important to the Valentine's Day story?
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RestartWhich civilization introduced Valentine's Day cards?
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RestartWho sent the earliest surviving Valentine's Day card?
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RestartSending anonymous Valentine's Day cards became fashionable after:
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RestartThe son of Venus, goddess of love and beauty, is associated with Valentine's Day. What is his name?
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RestartThe letter X represents a kiss in Valentine's Day cards. The letter X was once used to convey what message?
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RestartWhy did the Allied governments outlaw troops from writing "XXX" in letters home during World War Two?
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RestartWhich poet wrote the poem that includes the lines "For this was on St. Valentine's Day. When every fowl cometh there to choose his mate"?
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RestartIn the late 19th century, many people sent valentines known as "penny dreadfuls". They were called "dreadful" because they contained...
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RestartWhere can you find a town called "Valentine", where the post office gets flooded with valentine cards to be postmarked every year?
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RestartWhich Shakespearean character said, "Good morrow! 'Tis St. Valentine's Day"?
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RestartMany Europeans during the Middle Ages thought February 14 should be a day for romance because they believed it was...
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