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Eros

Gods - Greek Mythology

Card 325

 

Battle Area:

  1. Water = 00
  2. Earth = 20
  3. Heaven = 40

Attack and Defense

  1. Wisdom = 20
  2. Dexterity and Strength = 30
  3. Powers = 35

  4. Fire = 10

 

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Eros

Gods - Greek Mythology


Eros (Greek: Ἔρως), in Greek mythology, was the god of love and eroticism. He was one of the Erotes. First, he was regarded as a god of Olympus, son of Aphrodite with Ares, or only of Aphrodite, according to the versions. He is usually portrayed in paintings accompanied by his mother.

Hesiod, in his Theogony, considers him son of Chaos, therefore a primordial god. In addition to describing him as being very beautiful and irresistible, leading him to ignore common sense, he also attributes a unifying and coordinating role to the elements, contributing to the passage from chaos to the cosmos.

In one part of the myth, Aphrodite makes an outburst to Métis (or Témis), complaining that her son was always a child. Métis explains that Eros was very lonely and therefore spoiled. She would grow up if she had a brother. Anteros was born shortly thereafter and Eros began to grow and become even more beautiful and robust.

Eros married Psyche, on the condition that she could never see his face, for that would mean losing him. But Psyche, induced by her envious sisters, watches the face of Eros at night under the light of a candle. Delighted with such a beauty of the god, she distracted herself and dropped a drop of wax on the breast of her husband, who wakes up. Annoyed at the betrayal of Psyche, Eros leaves her. This, being disturbed, goes to wander the world until giving itself to the death. Eros, who also suffered for separation, begs for Zeus to have compassion for them. Zeus answers him and Eros rescues his wife and they begin to live in the Olympus, that after she takes a little ambrosia making it immortal. With Psyche, Hedonê had the pleasure.

Representation

Eros is often portrayed as a winged, blond-haired, innocent-looking, mischievous little boy who has never grown (symbolizing the eternal youth of deep love). Carrying a bow and arrow and even with a torch lit. Always ready to hit his arrows "poisoned" with love and passion. The targets always being the region of the heart and liver.

 

 

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