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Why Is Cupid the Symbol of Valentine’s Day?“[Eros] and Psyche were part of the inspiration ... s invisible servants in Apuleius’s novel.” How did Cupid become the symbol of Valentine’s Day? You can’t celebrate Valentine’s ...
S. Lewis, 3:711. Steve Van Der Weele, “From Mt. Olympus to Glome: C. S. Lewis’s Dislocation of Apuleius’s ‘Cupid and Psyche’ in Till We Have Faces,” in The Longing for a Form, ed. by Peter J. Schakel ...
The winged cupid was a favorite of artists and authors in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, but he was more than just a symbol of love ... used to visit the young Psyche at night in the ...
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