eros

eros


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Aeneid figure
Antony and Cleopatra character
Aphrodite and ___ (classic art subject)
Fairest of the deathless gods
Plan 9 From Outer Space alien
The Garden of ___ (Oscar Wilde poem)
The Garden of ___ (Wilde poem)
Theogony figure
The Garden of ___ (Wilde poem)
433 ___ (near-Earth asteroid)
A friend of Antony
A son of Aphrodite
A.k.a. Cupid
Agape alternative
Amatory archer
Amors Greek counterpart
Amor
Amorous archer
Amorous deity
Ancient love god
Antonys faithful aide
Antonys friend
Antonys loyal bodyguard
Aphrodites boy
Aphrodites child
Aphrodites kid
Aphrodites lovable lad
Aphrodites love child
Aphrodites offspring
Aphrodites son
Aphrodites tyke
Aphrodites youngun
Archer of myth
Archer on Olympus
Archer who aims for the heart
Archer with wings
Ardent love
Arrow launcher?
Arrow shooter
Arrow shooter of myth
Arrow-shooting deity
Arrow-shooting god
Asteroid between Earth and Mars
Asteroid discovered in 1898
Asteroid first seen in 1898
Asteroid landed on in 2001
Asteroid nearest Earth
Asteroid on which a NASA probe landed in 2001
Asteroid orbited in 2000
Asteroid that comes within 14 million miles of Earth
Asteroid that the NEAR spacecraft landed on (February 12
Asteroid viewed by the NEAR spacecraft
Baby taking a bow?
Beau-winning bowman
Bow and arrow carrier
Bow wielder
Bow-and-arrow boy
Bow-carrying god
Bow-toting deity
Bow-toting god
Bow-wielding deity
Bow-wielding god
Boy armed with bows and arrows
Boy taking a bow
Boy taking a bow?
Boy who takes a bow?
Boy whos bowed
Boy with a bow
Carrier of a bow and arrows
Child of Aphrodite
Christian metalcores Demise of ___
Chubby lover
Classical bow wielder
Controversial 1960s magazine
Counterpart of Thanatos
Cretans Cupid
Cupid
Cupid alias
Cupid counterpart
Cupids Greek counterpart
Cupids alias
Cupids alter ego
Cupids counterpart
Cupids cousin
Cupids equivalent
Daring 1960s Ralph Ginzburg magazine
Dart shooter
Deity of desire
Deity of love
Deity with a bow and arrow
Deity with darts
Demise of ___ (metalcore)
Desire
Desire deified
Desire personified
Desirous Greek god
Divine archer
Drive
Enamoring god
Erotic deity
Famous Greek archer
Feb. 14 V.I.P.
February 14 deity
February 14 figure
February 14 name
February 14th shooter
February figure
Fertility deity
Fertility god
Figure in Piccadilly
Figure of love
First asteroid landed on by a NASA craft
First asteroid landed on by a spacecraft
First asteroid orbited by a NASA spacecraft
First asteroid to be orbited by an artificial satellite
First near-Earth asteroid to be discovered
Flying archer
Force of love
Freuds libido
God evoked in many a sex shop
God for lovers
God of love
God of archery?
God of desire
God of love in Greek mythology
God of lust
God of romantic love
God of sex
God offended by Daphnis
God often depicted unclothed in art
God or asteroid
God who issued from the egg of Night
God who shoots arrows
God with a bow
God with a bow and arrow
God with a penchant for cupidity?
God with arrows
God with great aim?
Greek Cupid
Greek arrow-shooter
Greek counterpart of Cupid
Greek deity
Greek deity of desire
Greek equivalent of Cupid
Greek for love
Greek god
Greek god hatched from an egg
Greek god of Love
Greek god of lust
Greek god sometimes pictured as blindfolded
Greek god who figures in an annual holiday
Greek god with a bow and arrow
Greek love god
Greek lover boy?
Greek who played with matches?
Greek winged God
Greek word for love
He makes his home in mens hearts
He goes for the heart
He takes a bow
He takes a bow on Valentines day
Hes in the mood for love
Heart specialist?
Hedones father
Hermes son
Himerus sidekick to Spill Canvas
Himerus sidekick
Italian musician Ramazzotti
King of hearts?
Large near-Earth asteroid
Legendary archer
Libidinous deity
Libidinous god
Libido
Libido personified
Libido symbol
Life force
Life instinct
Little Archer
London statue of Christian Charity
London statue originally called the Shaftesbury Monument
Love
Love a sore back?
Love archer
Love child
Love child?
Love deified
Love deity
Love found in nine other puzzle answers
Love god
Love god of myth
Love hidden here
Love in old Greece
Love inspirer
Love of Greece?
Love personified
Love personified by wild rose (4)
Love symbol
Loves inspiration
Love-ly god
Lovely god
Lover boy
Lover boy?
Lover of Psyche
Lover who abandoned Psyche
Lovers deity
Lovers god
Loving god of myth
Loving son of Aphrodite?
Loving son of myth
Loving son of myth?
Lust
Lustful deity
Lustful god
Magazine for which publisher Ralph Ginzburg went to jail
Marcuses and Civilization
Matchmaker of myth
Matchmaker who takes a bow?
Metalers Demise of ___
Mischievous bow wielder
Mischievous bowman
Mythical archer
Mythical arrow shooter
Mythical cherub
Mythical god of love
Mythical love god
Mythical matchmaker
Mythological archer
Mythological arrow shooter
Mythological arrow-shooter
Mythological love child?
Mythological matchmaker
NEAR Shoemakers destination
Name hidden in seven other answers in this puzzle
Naughty things
Near-Earth asteroid probed in 2001
Non-Hindu love god
Noted archer
Offspring of Chaos
Olympian archer
Olympian matchmaker
Olympic archer
One of Aphrodites sons
One of the primal gods in Greek myth
One taking a bow?
One who finds baits for Moes
One who might take a bow
Operate
Opposite of Thanatos
Oscar Wilde poem The Garden of ___
Oscar Wildes The Garden of ___
Passion personified
Personification of desire
Physical love
Piccadilly Circus figure
Piccadilly Circus statue
Piccadilly figure
Piccadilly god
Piccadilly sculpture
Piccadilly sight
Piccadilly statue
Poem collection
Power of love
Progeny of Aphrodite
Psyche consort
Psyches adorer
Psyches beloved
Psyches love
Psyches lover
Psyches mate
Quiver-carrying god
Romance symbol
Servant of Antony in Antony and Cleopatra
Sex Symbol?
Sex god
Sex symbol
Sexual desire
Sexual love
Shooter of gold-tipped arrows
Shooter of hearts
Shrinks libido
Soho statue
Son of Aphrodite
Son of Aphrodite and Ares
Son of Chaos
Statue at Piccadilly Circus
Statue in Piccadilly
Status taken down from Piccadilly in 84
Subject for Freud
Subject of Platos Symposium
Subject of Praxiteles sculptures
Subject of a Piccadilly Circus statue
Symbol of Valentines Day
Symbol of love
Taker of a bow?
Target of NASAa NEAR Shoemaker probe (Feb. 12
The Graces waited on this god
The libido
The love drive
The power of love
Trafalgar Square figure
Trafalgar Square statue
Troubadours inspiration
Valentine caricature
Valentine figure
Valentines Day deity
Valentines Day figure
Valentines Day visitor
What the Greeks called Cupid
Where the NEAR space probe landed
Winged Greek god
Winged Greek god with a bow
Winged archer
Winged boy
Winged child
Winged deity
Winged divinity
Winged figure of Greek mythology
Winged figure of mythology
Winged god
Winged god of love
Winged god whos a symbol of romance
Winged symbol of love
Winged youth
Winged youth of myth
Word hidden in three answers of this puzzle
Young Greek god
Young winged god of the Greeks
Youngest Greek god
Youngest of the Greek gods
Youngest of the gods
___ Comix (X-rated cartoon book company)
Love: Greek.
433rd asteroid.
Asteroid discovered 1898.
Baby archer.
Psyche's lover.
Careless archer.
Dr. Witt's asteroid.
Cupid to the Greeks.
433d asteroid.
Youngest god.
Winged boy, in art.
Cupid's other name.
___ Cupid
Valentine symbol
Wooer of Psyche.
Cupid's twin.
Antony's friend, in Antony and Cleopatra.
Shakespearean character
Psyche's beloved.
Mythical V. I. P.
Statue in Picadilly Circus.
Dart-game player.
St. Valentine's henchman.
Valentines feature him.
Dart game player.
Friend to Mark Antony.
Valentine's aide.
God with wings.
Colleague of Zeus.
Mythical marksman.
Marc Antony's friend.
Matchmaker
Olympian bowman.
Antony's Friend.
Mark Antony's friend.
Arrow carrier.
Statue in Piccadilly Circus.
The 433d asteroid.
Aphrodite's son.
Piccadilly landmark.
Friend of Antony: Shak.
Winged youth, in art.
Companion of Aphrodite.
Grecian Cupid.
Aphrodite's offspring.
Archery expert.
Role in Antony and Cleopatra.
Statue featured in British Exposition.
Athenian deity.
Character in Antony and Cleopatra.
Counterpart of Cupid.
Plato's Symposium topic.
See 5 Across.
Asteroid approaching the earth in 1964.
Greek cherub.
Shakespearean role
One of the asteroids.
Psyche's admirer.
Son of Ares.
Olympian
Aphrodite's aide
Asteroid.
Winged figure
Brave cockneys
Cupid's relative
Olympian god.
Topic of Plato's Symposium
___ and Civilization: Marcuse
Piccadilly Circus sight
Love divinity
Cupid, in Greece
San Diego Symphony conductor
Anthony's friend
Matchmaker of myths
Asteroid #433
Libido derivative
Aphrodite's boy
Celebrated archer
The Graces waited on him
Topic in a Platonic symposium
Antony's faithful soldier
Brother of Anteros
Cupid, to Clytemnestra
Celebrated toxophilite
Antony's faithful friend
Athenian archer
Libido offshoot
Friend of Antony
Another god of love
Conductor of the San Diego Symphony Orchestra
Olympian lad
Antithesis of Eris or Ares
An Olympian
Conductor Peter ___
Plato topic
Circus sight in London
Symposium topic, for Plato
A son of Ares
February 14 favorite
Shooter of golden arrows
Witt's asteroid
Plato Symposium topic
Psyche's love
Early matchmaker
One of Plato's topics
Status taken down from Piccadilly in '84
Father of delight
Most beautiful Olympian god
Piccadilly Circus cynosure
Piccadilly attraction
Antony's faithful servant
Cupid, to Plato
Statue near Oxford St.
Statue at one end of Regent St.
Cupid, to Athena
God waited on by the Graces
A god of love
Aphrodite's lovable lad
Mark Antony's bodyguard
Son of Ares and Aphrodite
Hellenic love god
God who had gold-tipped arrows
Antony's friend in Egypt
Greeks 13 Across
London statue.
Amor's Greek counterpart
Marcuse's ___ and Civilization
Subject of a Plato symposium
Friend of Mark Antony
Amor, to Plato
Subject of Plato's Symposium
Amor, to Achilles
Cupid, to Zeno
Amor, to Aristotle
Cupid, to Agamemnon
Valentine's Day figure
Valentine's Day visitor
Controversial 1960's magazine
Love's inspiration
Boy who's bowed
Antony's faithful aide, in Antony and Cleopatra
See 45-Down
Life force, to Freud
Asteroid viewed by the NEAR spacecraft, 2000
Libido, in psychiatry
Cupid's Greek counterpart
Daring 1960's Ralph Ginzburg magazine
Cupid's counterpart
Greek counterpart of 27-Down
The libido, in psychiatry
Life instinct, to Freud
Troubadour's inspiration
Offspring of Chaos, to Hesiod
Counterpart of Thanatos, in Freudian psychology
Opposite of Thanatos, to Freud
Greek god whose name is one letter off from 118-Down
Freud's libido
God whose name is 6-Down reversed
Lust, deified
Heart-piercing figure
Arrow-shooting Greek god
Early wielder of a bow and arrow
Arrow shooter of Greek myth
Figure with arrows
Figure taking a bow?
Son of 30-Down
Mythological lover boy
God with a quiver
Amor's counterpart
Now ___ shakes my soul: Sappho
Counterpart of 1-Across
Winged figure of myth
Inspiration for a troubadour
Winged archer of myth
Statue in London's Piccadilly Circus
Greek matchmaker
Destination of NASA's NEAR
Olympian with a bow
February 14th figure
Boy with a bow and arrow
One taking a bow in Greek art
The great binder and loosener, per Jung
Freudian will to live
Arrow-shooting figure
Life instinct, in psychology
Match maker?
Love symbol that names another love symbol if you move the first letter to the end
Fourth god to exist, in Greek myth
Relative of philia and agape, to the Greeks
Another name for Cupid
Mythological figure who takes a bow
Greek god with a bow
Mischievous boy of myth
Freudian focus
Shooter of arrows
Freudian concept
One variety of love
God who becomes a goddess when an r is removed
God whose name is an apt anagram of rose
Concept in Freudian psychology
God of love - example of 1 down
Asteroid - Greek god of love
Cupid's Greek alternative
Cupid, son of Aphrodite
Love Seve's finish
Sensitive over a London landmark
Archer's painful back
Painful upset for god of love
Regularly in bedrooms, making love
Roman god of love
The Greek equivalent of Cupid
The Greek god of love
London landmark found with ruler and map
Exaltation of tender love
Love giving one aching back
Head over heels, aching for love
Lover boy's painful back
God has backache!
God of love turning up in pain
Ancient God's aching back
Did his influence make Rose change her name?
... love rejected with irritation
Cupid can help make lover ostentatious
The Queen's circle's in the Circus
Touchy about a familiar London statue
Chap turns up to inflame 15
Love is painful when wrongly directed
God of Love is wound up
Greek god to get aggrieved about
God's hybrid rose
Love when over is a pain
Tender returned for capital statue
Love is Tender, heading for the top
Tender put up for a capital statue
Amor counterpart
Love interest of 58-Down
God of generosity
He hits you, you're smitten!
Love 20% off … oooo!
Wound up seeing statue's name
Circus figure's painful back
God is angry on being overthrown
Desire heterosexual embraces
Point out emperor's a god
Figure who may inflame aching back
One taking a bow in ancient Greece
Mythical bowman
Smallest figure in a Parthenon frieze
Cupids Greek alias
Aphrodites little boy
Smallest of the Olympians
Youngest Olympian
Winged Olympian
Freuds life force, from the Greek
Freudian life force
Symbol of attraction
Greek god with wings
Jungs principle of relationship
Name from Ancient Greek for desire
Aphrodites winged son
What most think the famous Piccadilly Circus statue is in London (it isnt)
God who often takes a bow
Quarterly publication that was central to the prosecution of Ralph Ginzberg in the early 60s on obscenity charges
Ancient deity whos often caught taking a bow
Touchdown target of NASAa NEAR Shoemaker probe in 2001
Magazine for which publisher Ralph Ginzburg went to jail in the 70s
First asteroid to be orbited by a spacecraft (2000)
Asteroid named after Cupids counterpart
Valentines Day card figure
Winged god with a bow and arrows
One taking a bow for getting couples together?
Ancient Greek concept of desire
Greek god pictured with wings and a bow
Psyche's mate in Greek mythology
___ the Bittersweet (Anne Carson book)
One who takes a bow before success rather than after?
Winged matchmaker
Personification of love
Mythical bow toter
Love god's achy back
God who loosens the limbs and weakens the mind, per Hesiod
God depicted in a figure called an amoretto
Consort of Psyche
Consort of Psyche
Cupid equivalent
Winged sculpture discovered at Pompeii
Roman : Cupid :: Greek : ___
Erotic god
Site of the craters Casanova and Valentine
God of passion
Interlace
Bird talking nonsense more than once
More work? Union gets best expert over
Bore outdoor gear
Pro runs in pack — flanker?
Writers
Genus of about 46 species of flowering plants of Brassicaceae or Cruciferae family
Acronym of the company set up in February 1971 from the demerger of the production division of the UK Atomic Energy Authority
Music festival held at Max Yasgurs dairy farm in the Catskills in August 1969
One of Italys oldest magazines, established in Milan in 1939, whose name is the Italian for Today
Love reciprocated - very touching
Love of Rolling Stones or Eagles
Love fragrant flower close to nose
Circus attraction in London aching to travel north
Painful back for love god
God makes mistakes over replacing king
God swiftly abandons aerospace
Champion lacking height succeeded in love
Gods section of the rosary?
Upset angry God
Horseless champion succeeded in love
Greek god of love whose Roman counterpart was Cupid
The primordial god of sexual love and beauty in Greek mythology
Greek god of love whose Roman counterpart is Cupid
Popular name for Alfred Gilberts statue of an winged archer atop the Shaftesbury Monument Memorial Fountain in Piccadilly Circus
Greek mythology figure
He brings the news of Lepiduss arrest
Cupid analog
Cupid analog
God often depicted taking a bow?
Raise tender for statue
A drive through Paris or Edinburgh in reverse
Lover boy barred from beerhouse on a regular basis
Cupids Greek equivalent
Winged child of myth
Love gods achy back
Greek god who might use the slogan make love, not war
God with good aim
God with good aim
In twelve roses youll find symbol of love
God often represented as a beautiful winged youth
In twelve roses you'll find symbol of love
His name means "desire"
God is grievously upset
Archers painful back
God who took a bow
God of love, in Greek myth
Greek god, son of Aphrodite
Husband of Psyche
Husband of Psyche
Love to have sex, not about to retreat
Greek love-god
___ shook my mind like a mountain wind falling on oak trees (Sappho)
In Hesiods Theogony, the god who came into existence after Chaos, Gaia and Tartarus
Symbol of love seen in bedrooms, on-and-off
Greek deity associated with passion
Symbol of love very touching, in retrospect
Greek equivalent of the Hindu god Kamadeva
Greek god whose Roman equivalent is Cupid
God of love, to the Greeks
Chemistry symbol
One taking a bow on Valentines Day?
Symbol of love seen in bedrooms, on-and-off (4)
Flipping painful love for Oedipus
Winged figure in Piccadilly Circus
Orbiter in the Amor asteroid group
Piccadilly Circus landmark
Psyche's lover, in Greek myth
Associate of the gods Pothos and Himeros (Longing and Desire)
In rising, painfully winged archer
Figure who might leave you heart-stricken?




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