See Cupido on Wiktionary
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"Antonomase de cupido (« désir »), c’est proprement un attribut de Vénus, mater Cupidinum ^([1]), que l’on traduira, au choix par « [déesse-]mère des désirs, des amours » ou « mère de Cupidon »."
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"ref": "Cicéron, De natura, II, 61",
"text": "quo ex genere Cupidinis et Voluptatis et Lubentinae Veneris vocabula consecrata sunt."
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"ref": "Apulée, Metamorphoses, III",
"text": "Cupido pinnatus.",
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"text": "Cupido pinnatus.",
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"word": "Cupido"
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