This figure's cult was centered at Thespiae. He is called Protagonus for being the first-born child of Chaos and Gaia. His union with a mortal bore Hedone. This god's mortal lover was helped by a bunch of ants in performing his mother's punishment. This god had lamp oil spilled on his face after his lover saw his face. He provided her with invisible servants after finding himself unable to perform his mother's bidding. The son of Aphrodite and lover of Psyche, for 10 points, name this god of love, the Greek counterpart 
This figure's cult was centered at Thespiae. He is called Protagonus for being the first-born child of Chaos and Gaia. His union with a mortal bore Hedone. This god's mortal lover was helped by a bunch of ants in performing his mother's punishment. This god had lamp oil spilled on his face after his lover saw his face. He provided her with invisible servants after finding himself unable to perform his mother's bidding. The son of Aphrodite and lover of Psyche, for 10 points, name this god of love, the Greek counterpart of Cupid.
This figure's cult was centered at Thespiae. He is called Protagonus for being the first-born child of Chaos and Gaia.
{Eros} [accept {Cupid} until "{Greek}"]