The Digital Companion to Roman Antiquity

Cupid and Psyche

Cupid and Psyche: The Complete Roman Myth

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Venus sent her son to ruin a mortal girl whose beauty was emptying her temples. Cupid went, saw Psyche, and scratched himself with his own arrow. What followed is the only full-length prose novel to survive from the ancient world — and one of its best stories.

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