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Eros

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Eros/Cupid is the god of love, passion, and sexual desire. He is the son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and Aries, the god of war. He got married to Psyche and had children Volupta and Nyx. Eros/Cupid has many powers. He has the power to bring love to both gods and mortals. He also has the power to shoot love and hatred arrows...
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He has the power to bring love to both gods and mortals. He also has the power to shoot love and hatred arrows. His love arrows were golden with dove feathers and his hatred arrows were made out of lead with owl feathers. Eros/Cupid appears to be a small, naked, winged boy. He was also seen as a full, grown, man because there was a curse that Aphrodite's 2nd son would make Eros/Cupid older...
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Eros Eros Eros, Dios, and the End of the Affair The Accounts Of Eros In The "symposium" Eros, Philia, & Agape Summary of Eros and civilization: Marcuse Guido Ruggiero's The Boundaries of Eros: Sex Crime and Sexuality in Renaissance Venice Psyche Ode To Psyche Amor and Psyche Cupid and Psyche The Battling Psyche Feminine Psyche In The Odyssey The Kiss and The Rapture of Psyche McCarthy & the American Psyche
 

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