| Love |
| Amor |
| Cupid |
| Desire |
| Libido |
| Olympian |
| Love god |
| Loverboy |
| Greek God |
| Cupid kin |
| Lover boy? |
| Love deity |
| Winged god |
| Loving god |
| The libido |
| Greek deity |
| Love child? |
| Cupid alias |
| Love symbol |
| Amorous god |
| An Olympian |
| Ardent love |
| Bow wielder |
| Lovers' god |
| Sexual love |
| Plato topic |
| Son of Ares |
| Lustful god |
| Love archer |
| Greek Cupid |
| Winged deity |
| God of love. |
| Dart shooter |
| Cupid analog |
| Erotic deity |
| Latin lover? |
| Olympian lad |
| Winged youth |
| Son of Chaos |
| Chubby lover |
| Greek archer |
| Asteroid ___ |
| Match maker? |
| Round numbers |
| Arrow shooter |
| Fertility god |
| Winged child. |
| Cupid's alias |
| Little Archer |
| Sexual desire |
| A god of love |
| A son of Ares |
| Asteroid #433 |
| Divine archer |
| Flying archer |
| God of desire |
| London statue |
| Love divinity |
| Love inspirer |
| Lust, deified |
| Olympian god. |
| Physical love |
| Power of love |
| Winged figure |
| Demise of ___ |
| Lovers' deity |
| Libido symbol |
| Love, deified |
| Amorous deity |
| Psyche's love |
| Winged archer |
| Passionate god |
| Boy with a bow |
| God with a bow |
| Bow-toting god |
| Archer of myth |
| Amorous archer |
| 433d asteroid. |
| Archer of love |
| Brave cockneys |
| Cretan's Cupid |
| Cupid relative |
| Desirous deity |
| Cupid, to Zeno |
| Feb. 14 V.I.P. |
| Figure of love |
| Freud's libido |
| God with wings |
| Psyche consort |
| Psyche's hubby |
| Romance symbol |
| Subs for lunch |
| Amor, to Plato |
| February deity |
| God of passion |
| Amatory archer |
| Piccadilly god |
| Psyche's lover |
| Desire deified |
| Olympic archer |
| Libidinous god |
| Symbol of love |
| Greek love god |
| February figure |
| Mythical archer |
| Athenian archer |
| Bow-bearing boy |
| Cupid to Plato |
| Boy who's bowed |
| God of archery? |
| Immortal archer |
| King of hearts? |
| Libido offshoot |
| Love of Greece? |
| Shrink's libido |
| Taker of a bow? |
| Winged Olympian |
| Witt's asteroid |
| Aphrodite's kid |
| Deity of desire |
| Hedone's father |
| Mythical bowman |
| Olympian archer |
| Young Greek god |
| God with arrows |
| Antony's friend |
| Fertility deity |
| Lover of Psyche |
| Aphrodite's boy |
| Aphrodite's son |
| Winged Greek god |
| Mythical shooter |
| Bow-wielding god |
| Bow-toting deity |
| Son of Aphrodite |
| Psyche's beloved |
| Amor counterpart |
| Ancient love god |
| Anthony's friend |
| Aphrodite's aide |
| Bow-carrying god |
| Boy taking a bow |
| Cupid equivalent |
| Cupid's relative |
| February 14 name |
| Greek matchmaker |
| Greek winged God |
| Love god of myth |
| Wooer of Psyche. |
| Theogony" figure |
| Early matchmaker |
| Greek lover boy? |
| Libidinous deity |
| Aphrodite's tyke |
| Cupid, to Athena |
| Friend of Antony |
| Cupid, in Greece |
| Cupid, to Greeks |
| Legendary archer |
| Love, personified |
| God with a quiver |
| Cupid counterpart |
| ''Aeneid'' figure |
| Amor, to Achilles |
| Aphrodite's child |
| Consort of Psyche |
| Cupid alternative |
| Dart-game player. |
| Greek god of lust |
| Hellenic love god |
| Libido derivative |
| Mythical V. I. P. |
| Piccadilly figure |
| Singer Ramazzotti |
| Subject for Freud |
| Amorous Greek god |
| February 14 deity |
| Libidinous archer |
| Archer with wings |
| Celebrated archer |
| Cupid's alter ego |
| Father of delight |
| Lustful Greek god |
| Archer on Olympus |
| Mythical love god |
| One taking a bow? |
| Youngest Olympian |
| Piccadilly statue |
| Greek god of love |
| Arrow-shooting god |
| A son of Aphrodite |
| A friend of Antony |
| Amor, to Aristotle |
| Amor's counterpart |
| Aphrodite's infant |
| Baby taking a bow? |
| Bow-and-arrow boy. |
| Brother of Anteros |
| Cupid contemporary |
| Desirous Greek god |
| Figure with arrows |
| Loving god of myth |
| Mischievous bowman |
| Mythical bow toter |
| Bow-wielding deity |
| Youngest Greek god |
| Cupid's equivalent |
| Child of Aphrodite |
| Italy's Ramazzotti |
| Love's inspiration |
| February 14 figure |
| Winged god of love |
| Matchmaker of myth |
| Bow-wielding infant |
| God who takes a bow |
| Mythical matchmaker |
| Cupid's counterpart |
| Amor, to the Greeks |
| Another god of love |
| Aphrodite offspring |
| Beau-winning bowman |
| Bow wielder of myth |
| Cupid, to Agamemnon |
| Cupid's Greek alias |
| Desire personified |
| Deity with a quiver |
| Famous Greek archer |
| Freudian life force |
| God with great aim? |
| Greek arrow-shooter |
| He often took a bow |
| Loving son of myth? |
| Matchmaker of myths |
| Near-Earth asteroid |
| Olympian with a bow |
| Piccadilly landmark |
| Quiver-carrying god |
| Valentine's Day god |
| Winged boy, in art. |
| Youngest of Olympus |
| Conductor Peter ___ |
| Passion personified |
| Mythological archer |
| February 14th figure |
| ''Aeneid'' character |
| Archer of Greek myth |
| Boy who takes a bow? |
| Bow-toting Greek god |
| February 14 favorite |
| Greek boy with a bow |
| Libidinous Greek god |
| Life force, to Freud |
| Mythical god of love |
| Naked archer of myth |
| One of the asteroids |
| Progeny of Aphrodite |
| Statue in Piccadilly |
| Symbol of attraction |
| Winged youth of myth |
| Aphrodite's young'un |
| Cupid to the Greeks |
| Youngest of the gods |
| Arrow-shooting deity |
| Figure taking a bow? |
| Greek god with a bow |
| Valentine's Day deity |
| Arrow-shooting figure |
| Bow and arrow carrier |
| Classical bow wielder |
| Early romantic figure |
| February 14th shooter |
| God who shoots arrows |
| Heart-piercing figure |
| Libido, in psychiatry |
| One of Plato's topics |
| Piccadilly attraction |
| Winged archer of myth |
| Friend of Mark Antony |
| Mythical Greek archer |
| Winged figure of myth |
| Arrow shooter of myth |
| Winged symbol of love |
| Another name for Cupid |
| Valentine's Day figure |
| Valentine's Day symbol |
| Aphrodite's little boy |
| Celebrated toxophilite |
| Circus sight in London |
| Cupid, among Athenians |
| Cupid, to Clytemnestra |
| Freudian "will to live |
| Greek version of Cupid |
| Mythical arrow shooter |
| Mythological lover boy |
| Statue near Oxford St. |
| Young winged Greek god |
| Aphrodite's love child |
| Metalers Demise of ___ |
| Shooter of gold arrows |
| Wielder of love arrows |
| Greek mythology figure |
| Amor, in ancient Athens |
| Cupid, son of Aphrodite |
| Life instinct, to Freud |
| Mark Antony's bodyguard |
| Mischievous bow wielder |
| Mischievous boy of myth |
| Piccadilly Circusstatue |
| Plato "Symposium" topic |
| Quiver-toting Greek god |
| Valentines feature him. |
| God offended by Daphnis |
| Trafalgar Square statue |
| Aphrodite's lovable lad |
| Mythological matchmaker |
| Valentine's Day visitor |
| Piccadilly Circus sight |
| Antony's faithful friend |
| Antony's friend in Egypt |
| Arrow-shooter on Olympus |
| Boy with a bow and arrow |
| Loving son of Aphrodite? |
| Matchmaker of Greek myth |
| Lustful son of Aphrodite |
| Mythological love child? |
| One who might take a bow |
| Shooter of golden arrows |
| Troubadour's inspiration |
| Arrow-shooting Greek god |
| Metal band Demise of ___ |
| God with a bow and arrow |
| The Graces waited on him |
| Amor's Greek counterpart |
| Piccadilly Circus figure |
| Piccadilly Circus statue |
| Son of Ares and Aphrodite |
| Antony's faithful soldier |
| Antony's faithful servant |
| Cupid's Greek alternative |
| Demise of ___ (metalcore) |
| He's in the mood for love |
| Large near-Earth asteroid |
| Personification of desire |
| Plato's "Symposium" topic |
| Smallest of the Olympians |
| St. Valentine's henchman. |
| Symbol of Valentine's Day |
| Tortoise song about love? |
| The libido, in psychiatry |
| Greek equivalent of Cupid |
| Cupid's Greek counterpart |
| Deity with a bow and arrow |
| Antithesis of Eris or Ares |
| Asteroid landed on in 2001 |
| Destination of NASA's NEAR |
| Heart-piercing bow wielder |
| Lover who abandoned Psyche |
| Mythological arrow-shooter |
| Symposium topic, for Plato |
| Tortoise song about Cupid? |
| Youngest of the Greek gods |
| Piccadilly Circus cynosure |
| Winged figure of mythology |
| Greek counterpart of Cupid |
| Arrow shooter of Greek myth |
| Asteroid first seen in 1898 |
| Carrier of a bow and arrows |
| God that leaves one smitten |
| Italian musician Ramazzotti |
| Most beautiful Olympian god |
| Statue in Picadilly Circus. |
| Statue in Piccadilly Circle |
| God waited on by the Graces |
| Statue at Piccadilly Circus |
| Topic of Plato's "Symposium |
| Winged Greek god with a bow |
| Asteroid discovered in 1898 |
| Statue in Piccadilly Circus |
| Inspiration for a troubadour |
| Arrows" homophone, fittingly |
| First asteroid to be orbited |
| Greek god of love and beauty |
| Life instinct, in psychology |
| Metalcore band Demise of ___ |
| Piccadilly statue, popularly |
| San Diego Symphony conductor |
| Subject of a Plato symposium |
| Subject of Plato's Symposium |
| Well-meaning shooter of myth |
| What the Greeks called Cupid |
| Controversial 1960's magazine |
| God evoked in many a sex shop |
| Greek god hatched from an egg |
| Offspring of Chaos, to Hesiod |
| Olympian with a bow and arrow |
| One taking a bow in Greek art |
| Topic in a Platonic symposium |
| The Graces waited on this god |
| 433 ___ (near-Earth asteroid) |
| Golden Silvers "Arrows of ___ |
| Shooter of gold-tipped arrows |
| Spill Canvas "Himerus and ___ |
| Archer who aims for the heart |
| Asteroid named for a Greek god |
| Boy armed with bows and arrows |
| Deity often depicted unclothed |
| God who had gold-tipped arrows |
| Greek who played with matches? |
| Mythical matchmaker with a bow |
| One of C.S. Lewis's four loves |
| Opposite of Thanatos, to Freud |
| Greek god with a bow and arrow |
| ___ and Civilization": Marcuse |
| Young winged god of the Greeks |
| Now ___ shakes my soul": Sappho |
| The Garden of ___" (Wilde poem) |
| Marcuse's "___ and Civilization |
| Mythical mischievous intervener |
| Statue at one end of Regent St. |
| Antony and Cleopatra" character |
| Early wielder of a bow and arrow |
| Oscar Wilde's "The Garden of ___ |
| Winged figure of Greek mythology |
| Young the Giant song about love? |
| God often depicted as a young man |
| Jung's "principle of relationship |
| Where the NEAR space probe landed |
| Engraved on My Palm" Demise of ___ |
| Character in "Antony and Cleopatra |
| Christian metalcores Demise of ___ |
| Downstairs forces, psychologically |
| Fourth god to exist, in Greek myth |
| Freud's life force, from the Greek |
| Himerus' sidekick, to Spill Canvas |
| Late Night Alumni song about love? |
| Near-Earth asteroid probed in 2001 |
| Second-largest near-Earth asteroid |
| God often depicted unclothed in art |
| Greek god of love [anagram of ROSE] |
| Mythological figure who takes a bow |
| Oscar Wilde poem "The Garden of ___ |
| The Garden of ___," Oscar Wilde poem |
| God who issued from the egg of Night |
| Life instinct of Freudian psychology |
| One of the primal gods in Greek myth |
| Statue in London's Piccadilly Circus |
| Winged god who's a symbol of romance |
| Daring 1960's Ralph Ginzburg magazine |
| Near-Earth asteroid in the Amor group |
| Smallest figure in a Parthenon frieze |
| Subject of a Piccadilly Circus statue |
| Christian metalcore band Demise of ___ |
| Aphrodite and ___" (classic art subject) |
| The great binder and loosener," per Jung |
| First asteroid landed on by a spacecraft |
| First asteroid landed on by a NASA craft |
| Status taken down from Piccadilly in '84 |
| Late Night Alumni song about god of love? |
| Mythical baby who somehow personifies sex |
| Oldest of the gods, in Plato's "Symposium |
| First near-Earth asteroid to be discovered |
| Greek god who figures in an annual holiday |
| First asteroid orbited by a NASA spacecraft |
| Greek god sometimes pictured as blindfolded |
| Relative of philia and agape, to the Greeks |
| Asteroid viewed by the NEAR spacecraft, 2000 |
| Asteroid visited by the NEAR Shoemaker probe |
| It's opposed by Thanatos, in Freudian theory |
| Asteroid on which a NASA probe landed in 2001 |
| Conductor of the San Diego Symphony Orchestra |
| Counterpart of Thanatos, in Freudian psychology |
| God firing missiles that sound like this answer |
| Late Night Alumni song about Greek god of love? |
| Antony's faithful aide, in "Antony and Cleopatra |
| Name hidden in seven other answers in this puzzle |
| Greek god whose name anagrams to a romantic flower |
| Late Night Alumni song about love off "Empty Streets |
| God often depicted shirtless and trying to shoot someone |
| London statue originally called the Shaftesbury Monument |
| Magazine for which publisher Ralph Ginzburg went to jail |
| __ Turannos": E.A. Robinson poem about a complex marriage |
| Love symbol that names another love symbol if you move the first letter to the end |
| God once worshiped with Aphrodite at a sanctuary on the north slope of the Acropolis |