Greek love

Illustration about Pygmalion and galatea living statue mythology greek myth vector art. Illustration of beautiful, lady, love - 192557066

oh-dreammaker-heartbreaker: “ confidence-in-confusion: “ keelyisanobody: “ I absolutely love this. ” ACTUALLY. This myth gets more interesting. These original “double humans” were comprised of two...

Eros

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Greek words for LOVE

The Narcissus Myth: Early Poets and Versions of the Ancient Story Waterhouse , 1903

Description "They say Eros carried two sorts of arrows; golden to wound his prey with desire, and leaden to create a powerful aversion. He was mischievous and even heartless with those mortals he attracted to and repelled from one another. But even the winged one came to love once, and since then, knowing the heartache of it first-hand, his arrows have only been golden. We humans do enough to confound love on our own." (Sorry, I did not have time to tweak like I really wanted to, so some…

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Eros & Psyche

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Psyche was a mortal princess who was worshipped for her beauty. After falling in love with Eros (Cupid) and losing him, Psyche had to complete four impossible tasks assigned by the jealous Aphrodite, before she could be reunited with him. Psyche was made the goddess of the soul by Zeus, so she could live forever with Eros. She is known from the story The Golden Ass by 2nd century writer Apuleius. #goddess #soul #love #cupid #symbolsage