Cupid The Mischievous God of Love in Greek and Roman Mythology

# Cupid: The Mischievous God of Love in Greek and Roman Mythology Cupid, known as Eros in Greek mythology, is one of the most enduring and iconic figures in classical mythology. Representing love and desire, Cupid's influence spans across both Greek and Roman traditions, embodying the playful and sometimes unpredictable nature of romantic attraction. His tales are filled with passion, intrigue, and the complexities of love, making him a central figure in many myths and artistic representations. In Greek mythology, Eros is one of the primordial gods, often considered the son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, and Ares, the god of war. However, some ancient sources depict him as one of the first beings to emerge at the dawn of creation, symbolizing the fundamental force of love that drives the universe. As a primordial deity, Eros is powerful and awe-inspiring, capable of influencing both gods and mortals. The Romans adopted Eros into their pantheon as Cupid, transforming him