Entity: EROS
EROS is the Greek god of erotic love, identified by the Romans with Cupid. It also refers to sexual love or desire.
EROS
Etymology
The term 'EROS' originates from Greek mythology, where it represents the god of love and desire.
Definition
EROS is a deity in Greek mythology symbolizing love and desire, particularly associated with erotic love and passion.
Historical Context
In ancient Greek culture, EROS was considered a powerful force that influenced human emotions and relationships. The Romans equated EROS with their own god of love, Cupid.
Cultural Significance
EROS has been a prominent figure in art, literature, and popular culture, representing the complexities of love and desire.
Related Concepts
EROS is often linked to concepts of sexual love, desire, and passion in various cultural and religious contexts.
See Also
- Cupid
- Aphrodite
- Greek Mythology
A deity in Greek mythology representing love and desire, often associated with erotic love and passion.