What Valentine Has to Do With Love?

Soon on February 14 we celebrate Valentines Day. But who was that on that day Valentine's expressions of affection and love to those we care about?

There are several historical data found here may refer to:

* Valentine was a Roman priest who secretly marriages took place in a time when it was forbidden for soldiers in the marriage. This was discovered, he was put in prison and he died in prison. He was on February 14 270 years BC.
* Valentine was a priest who was persecuted for his faith. When he was put in prison and tortured, he healed the daughter of the guardian of her blindness. Before he was beheaded, he sent her a letter he signed with "Your Valentine".
* Valentine would have been a doctor who gave a flower to anyone who asked him for advice. After his death, a blind girl received a letter from him. The letter was a flower, and according to legend, the girl could see again immediately. Giving flowers on Valentine's Day is based on this.

In some references the name Valentine is not here but the date is associated with mating and fertility.

* Previously, in Rome on February 14 celebrated the festival of fertility.
* The feast of the Goddess Juno was on February 14. She was the patron saint of women and marriage. On that day in Rome boys and girls were linked by a kind draw.

So let you not stop to find your Valentine.