Eros (n.) holds something universal: contemplate one beautiful body and you are already on the road to beauty itself.
Eros (n.) drives the soul to produce beautiful things and, above all, beautiful actions of universal value.
Eros (n.) is the son of Poros, the way, so thinking that ventures onto uncharted terrain is shown a path and does not get lost.
Eros (n.) is a mighty daemon, neither mortal nor immortal: a cunning huntsman, magician and sophist who dies and revives on the same day — and all he wins is forever slipping away from him.
Eros (n.) is the intermediary between mortals and immortals, carrying prayers up and commands down, so that by his mediation the universe is at one with itself.