Cupid is the Roman god of what?
AnswerLove and desire
Cupid, son of Venus, was the Roman god of desire and love.
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AnswerLove and desire
Cupid, son of Venus, was the Roman god of desire and love.
AnswerVenus
Cupid is the son of Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
AnswerA bow and arrows
Cupid's arrows were said to make their targets fall in love.
AnswerAphrodite
Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, is Eros's mother in most later myths.
AnswerA Visit from St. Nicholas
A Visit from St. Nicholas ('Twas the Night Before Christmas) names Cupid among the reindeer.
AnswerLook upon Cupid's face
Psyche was told never to see her husband; lighting a lamp to look at him broke the rule.
AnswerMake the target flee from love
Ovid says gold arrows kindle love while lead arrows drive it away.