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Well there are many conflicting stories but the most popular are the following two. One story says that Eros Uranus and Gaea sprang from an egg. The second is that Eros is the fickle son of Aphrodite.
Eros (AKA Cupid- by the Romans) was the Greek god of Lust, Love & Sex. He was the son of Aphrodite. And although not one of the more powerful gods, he was by no means a minor god. According to Plato in his famed"Symposium", Eros was the most important god for his role as medium between the earthly and heavenly spheres. Eros, or love or desire, is the force that prompts the Philosopher to seek and ultimately gain knowledge. Hence, without Eros, earth-bound men and women would be unable to reach into the true ideas "floating just above their heads".
Hercules is an ancient Greek hero. He had twelve labors to complete.
In Hesiod's Theogony, the most famous Greek creation myth, Eros sprang forth from the primordial Chaos together with Gaea, the Earth, and Tartarus, the underworld; according to Aristophanes' play The Birds (c. 414 BC), he burgeons forth from an egg laid by Nyx (Night) conceived with Erebus (Darkness).--from Wikipedia.org
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The most important one was Eros. For the other children : click link below! Then scroll down to section Consorts and children!
Patroclus is the son of Menoetius. Greek legend.
Well there are many conflicting stories but the most popular are the following two. One story says that Eros Uranus and Gaea sprang from an egg. The second is that Eros is the fickle son of Aphrodite.
Eros (AKA Cupid- by the Romans) was the Greek god of Lust, Love & Sex. He was the son of Aphrodite. And although not one of the more powerful gods, he was by no means a minor god. According to Plato in his famed"Symposium", Eros was the most important god for his role as medium between the earthly and heavenly spheres. Eros, or love or desire, is the force that prompts the Philosopher to seek and ultimately gain knowledge. Hence, without Eros, earth-bound men and women would be unable to reach into the true ideas "floating just above their heads".
Hercules is an ancient Greek hero. He had twelve labors to complete.
Eros, also known as Cupid, is often portrayed as the son of the love goddess Aphrodite in Greek mythology. Eros is the god of desire, attraction, and love, responsible for shooting arrows to make people fall in love.
Yes she had many children but the most recognizable one of her children is Eros, greek god of love and sexual intercourse.
There is no such person as Eros Christian. Perhaps you mean what is Eros' Christian name? Eros wasn't a Christian, he was a primordial Greek God. His Roman equivalent was Cupid (also not Christian). Christianity began as a Jewish sect around the mid-1st century thus Eros pre-dates Christianity by more than 700 years (according to Hesiod, one of the most ancient of all Greek sources). Cupid probably evolved later but there are references as early as 340-320 BC.
There is no such person as Eros Christian. Perhaps you mean what is Eros' Christian name? Eros wasn't a Christian, he was a primordial Greek God. His Roman equivalent was Cupid (also not Christian). Christianity began as a Jewish sect around the mid-1st century thus Eros pre-dates Christianity by more than 700 years (according to Hesiod, one of the most ancient of all Greek sources). Cupid probably evolved later but there are references as early as 340-320 BC.
Aphrodite. Aphrodite was the mother of Eros (Greek name for Cupid). Some versions say, however, that Eros was one of the most ancient deities and not only the embodiment of erotic love, but also the driving force behind the creation of new life in the young universe.
Many Greek philosophers believed that the pursuit of virtue and living a life of moral excellence was the most important thing in life. Socrates emphasized the importance of self-knowledge, Plato focused on the pursuit of truth and justice, and Aristotle highlighted the pursuit of happiness through virtuous living.
Eros was the child of Aphrodite . "Aphrodite's Child" was a progressive Greek musical band whose most prominent member was Vangelis .