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2010-05-26
In general
Let me make something quite clear “eros” (&epsilon&rho&omicron&sigma) is NOT exactly the same thing as the modern english “erotic.” Eros encompassed what we might today call “romantic love” ~ certainly encompassing the sexual but not limited to it. (This is in distinction as a type of love to “agapeo” ~ ultimate love, “phileo” ~ affections, or “storge” familial love.)
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