Eros

The son of Aphrodite, and a god of love. He was depicted as a young man, not a cherubic boy. Known for shooting his arrows of love.
Offerings
- Hare images
- Bows and arrows
Prayers and Hymns
“The god of love I sing-AnacronteaWho garlands bears of many – coloured flowers;
Hearts ever conquering,
Mightiest of masters, subtle power of powers,
Thou rul’st the gods and all
Mortals thy wiles enthrall.”
"To Eros, Fumigation from Aromatics. I call, great Eros, the source of sweet delight, holy and pure, and charming to the sight; darting, and winged, impetuous fierce desire, with Gods and mortals playing, wandering fire : agile and twofold, keeper of the keys of heaven and earth, the air, and spreading seas; of all that earth's fertile realms contains, by which the all parent Goddess life sustains, or dismal Tartaros is doomed to keep, widely extended, or the sounding deep; for thee all nature's various realms obey, who rulest alone, with universal sway. Come, blessed power, regard these mystic fires, and far avert unlawful mad desires."-Oprhic Hymn 58



