Hesiod claims that this god was the fourth to emerge, after Chaos, Gaia, and Tartarus.
In the  Argonautica,  Athena and Hera seek to bribe this god with a spherical toy so that he will visit Medea. The plural form of this god's name refers to a retinue depicted in Hellenistic art in which he appears alongside Hedylogos, Pothos, and others. Hesiod claims that this god was the fourth to emerge, after Chaos, Gaia, and Tartarus. This god draws the sleep from a girl's face and places it inside a box in a narrative from Apuleius's  The Golden Ass ; that story also depicts that girl (*)  retrieving golden wool and the waters of the Styx and sorting huge piles of grain after accidentally spilling hot oil on this god while breaking her promise to never look upon him. Lead and gold-tipped arrows are carried by, for 10 points, what lover of Psyche, the Greco-Roman god of love?
In the  Argonautica,  Athena and Hera seek to bribe this god with a spherical toy so that he will visit Medea.
Eros  [or  Cupid ; or  Amor ]