The Reason Why Chronos Removed Cupid's Wings.
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Last published Thu, Jan 20, 2022
Cupid was known as the god of love in ancient Greek mythology. Armed with a bow and an arrow to ignite love. But what if a wrong arrow was shot at a wrong person along in his journey here on earth?
Is that the real reason why Chronos, which is the god of time, removed Cupid's wings?
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