by Babette Cole
During a visit to Earth, Cupid discovers that he has the power to make mortals fall in love and proceeds to get into all kinds of naughty mischief.
1949 – 2017
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Translations into English · Rhetoric
The golden asse of Lucius Apuleius
1469
Fiction · Psyche (Greek deity)
Till We Have Faces
1956
Cupid (Roman deity) · Psyche (Greek deity)
Till we have faces
1901
English literature · Love in literature
Cupid In Early Modern Literature And Culture
2010
Angels in art · Pictorial works
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1994
Children's fiction · Mythology, classical
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1996
Love · Love in fiction
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2007
Wedding photography · Single women
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Folk literature · Fairy tales
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1922
Eros (Greek deity) · Love
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1986
Cupid (Roman deity) · Art
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1874
Sex in art · Sex role in art
Manifestations of Venus
2000
Alice (fictitious character : carroll), fiction · British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
1865
Children's fiction · Christmas, fiction
A Christmas Carol
1843
form:novel · genre:tragedy
Wuthering Heights
1846
adventure and adventurers · Adventure stories
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
1876
Fiction · Puritans
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1800
Crusoe, robinson (fictitious character), fiction · British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)
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1686