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Does the Greek god Eros have any sisters?
Yes, daughters of Aphrodite and so sisters of Eros include : Harmonia, by Ares Herophile and Rhodos/Rhode, by Poseidon Peitho, father unknown (many alternate parents) Beroe, by Adonis
Does eros have any kids?
Eros does not have any kids
What are Aphrodite's brothers and sisters names?
athena eros and hera
How many brothers and sisters did Eros have?
None, he was one of a kind.
What was Eros' sister name?
Eros, son of Aphrodite would have sisters named Harmonia, Peitho, Rhode and Herophile and Beroe.
Was eros related to other gods besides Aphrodite and ares?
Yes, Eros also had brothers and sisters from both Ares and Aphrodite, as well as grandparents on both sides.
Did the greek god eros have a sister?
Eros as the son of Aphrodite had sisters. There were Harmonia, goddess of harmony; Peitho, goddess of persuasion; Rhode, goddess of Rhodes and Herophile, a sibyl and Beroe, goddess of Beruit.
Did the greek god Eros have any weapons?
a bow
Who are cupids friends?
cupis friends are his brothers and sisters and mostly his mother aphrodite
Who was eros brother and sister name?
Eros the son of Aphrodite would have many brothers and sisters. Among his sisters would be Harmonia, goddess of harmony; Peitho, Rhode and Herophile and Beroe. Counted among his brothers would be Deimos & Phobos, Anteros, Pothos, Himeros, Iakkhos, Aeneas & Lyros, Hermaphroditos, Priapos, Astynoos and Eryx.
Who is Greek god Eros siblings?
The siblings of Eros as a son of Aphrodite would have included Harmonia, goddess of harmony; Peitho, Rhode and Herophile and Beroe as sisters. As wells as Deimos & Phobos, Anteros, Pothos, Himeros, Iakkhos, Aeneas & Lyros, Hermaphroditos, Priapos, Astynoos and Eryx as brothers.
Does Eros have any brothers or sisters?
He had a brother, Anteros, born of Aphrodite and Ares so that the lonely Eros could have a playmate. Anteros, with Eros, was one of a host of winged love gods called Erotes, who were ever-youthful, winged gods of love. Hesiod places Eros (love) and Himeros (desire) at being present at the time of Aphrodite's emergence from the sea. They were either born with her or of her. Pothos (passion) was a later addition to the myth. The myth around Anteros is unconnected to the origin myth of the Erotes, as far as I can tell.
