Greatest Eastern Elongation: Venus rises as Hesperus the Evening Star,

appearing at dusk to the west after the Sun has set.

The planet will occupy this position for about two months before she
will turn retrograde at about 45 to 48° ahead of the Sun in zodiacal longitude.
As evening star, Venus assumes the mantle of learning, wisdom and spiritual maturity.
In both Greek and Mesoamerican mythology,
this is also a time when she takes the form of a man or androgyne and walks the Earth.

Her keyword for retrograde planets is SHYNESS, especially with Venus,

planet of relationships and social interactions retrograde.