What is Eros the god of?
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love and desire
Eros embodies the attracting power of love: now gentle affection, now overwhelming passion.
💡 Did you know? Some poets made him the oldest of all forces, without which nothing could come to be.
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Eros is the Greek god of love and desire. In the oldest myths he is one of the very first primal forces, without which nothing could come to be; in later tales he is the winged, often mischievous son of Aphrodite. With his arrows he kindles love and longing in gods and mortals alike: a golden arrow awakens undying love, a leaden one the opposite. Not even the gods are safe from him. Famous is the story of Eros and the mortal Psyche, one of the most beautiful love tales of antiquity. In Roman mythology he corresponds to Amor (also Cupid), who still adorns every Valentine's card. The name of Eros’ beloved Psyche means ‘soul’: their love story is among the most beautiful of antiquity. Good to know: Eros embodies the attracting power of love: now gentle affection, now overwhelming passion. Some poets made him the oldest of all forces, without which nothing could come to be. Whoever is struck by Eros's golden arrow falls hopelessly in love; a leaden arrow does the opposite. Even Apollo was struck: his hopeless love for Daphne ended when she turned into a laurel tree.
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love and desire
Eros embodies the attracting power of love: now gentle affection, now overwhelming passion.
💡 Did you know? Some poets made him the oldest of all forces, without which nothing could come to be.
with bow and arrow
Whoever is struck by Eros's golden arrow falls hopelessly in love; a leaden arrow does the opposite.
💡 Did you know? Even Apollo was struck: his hopeless love for Daphne ended when she turned into a laurel tree.
Psyche
Eros fell in love with the beautiful Psyche and visited her only in the dark, hidden from her eyes.
💡 Did you know? After many trials Psyche was made immortal: her name means „soul.“
Amor or Cupid
For the Romans, Eros is the love god Amor (also Cupid).
💡 Did you know? As a chubby cherub with bow and arrow he still adorns every Valentine's card today.
of Aphrodite
In later tales Eros is the winged son of the love goddess Aphrodite.
💡 Did you know? In the oldest myths, by contrast, he was a primal force without parents, older than almost everything.
„soul“
Psyche means „soul“; the story of Eros and Psyche is seen as a parable of love and the soul.
💡 Did you know? From her name come words like „psychology“ and „psychic.“
as a primordial god
Beside Chaos and Gaia at the world's beginning.
💡 Did you know? Only later did he become Aphrodite's winged boy.
golden and leaden
Gold kindles love, lead repels it.
💡 Did you know? Thus he tormented Apollo with fleeing Daphne.
with an oil lamp
A hot drop woke the sleeping Eros.
💡 Did you know? The ban on ever looking at him was thus broken.
Aphrodite
Ants, reeds and an eagle helped in secret.
💡 Did you know? Finally Psyche fetched beauty from the underworld.
with a wedding on Olympus
Zeus made Psyche immortal.
💡 Did you know? Their daughter is called Voluptas: bliss.
Apuleius
As a tale within the novel “The Golden Ass”.
💡 Did you know? An ancestor of “Beauty and the Beast”.
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