Crossword Clue: Subject of some Ovid poems
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- "--- and Psyche" (Munch painting)
- 1944 Andy Russell hit
- 1944 Bing Crosby hit
- '44 Crosby hit
- __ vincit omnia
- "___ and Psyche" (Munch painting)
- "___ Gitano," Spanish-language hit for Beyoncé and Alejandro Fernández
- ___ patriae.
- ___ patriae (love of country): Latin.
- ___ patriae (patriotism)
- ___ patriae
- Barcelona's love
- "___ tra nemici," Ariosti opera
- "___ vincit insomnia": C. Fry
- "___ vincit insomnia" (Christopher Fry quip)
- " . . . ___ vincit omnia": Chaucer
- Anagram for Roma
- ____ Bandido : 1979 film
- ____ omnia vincit
- ____ patriae: patriotism
- ____ patriae
- ____ vincit omnia
- _____ patriae (patriotism)
- Another name for Cupid
- A hit song in 1943
- Antony's love
- A son of Venus
- Apt subject for today that's hidden in this puzzle's four longest answers
- Archer of myth
- Archer of mythology
- Beloved: Lat.
- "Bésame Mucho" theme
- Arrow-shooting god
- Artist’s cupid.
- Asteroid group that includes Eros
- Bing Crosby best seller
- Bing Crosby hit of 1944
- A.k.a. Cupid
- Aka Eros
- Baby with a bow
- Alias Cupid
- Alias for Cupid
- All-conqueror, Roman style
- All-conqueror, to Virgil
- All-conqueror
- Falla's "El ___ Brujo"
- Dart thrower
- Bow and arrow user
- Bow-toting deity
- Bow-toting god
- Bow-toting Roman god
- Bow-wielding boy
- Bow-wielding god
- Bow-wielding infant
- "De ___ y de Sombra" (Isabel Allende novel)
- De Falla's "El ___ Brujo"
- Boy with a bow
- Common telenovela theme
- Frequent topic for Pablo Neruda
- Holiday cherub
- Deity skilled at archery
- Deity whose name is a city in Italia backwards
- Deity with a bow
- February 14th figure
- "El __ brujo": de Falla work
- Conqueror in a Latin adage
- It makes the mundus go round
- Cherub
- Cherub with a bow
- Cherubic archer
- Cherubic deity
- Dia de San Valentin emotion
- Emoción romántica
- Child in painting
- Italian ballad subject
- Chubby love child
- Counterpart of Eros
- Cicero's love
- Enrique Iglesias song subject
- Caballero's emotion
- Caesar's love
- Caligula's love
- Iglesias tune
- Eros
- Eros counterpart
- Eros, in Rome
- Eros, to Romans
- Eros, to the Romans
- Erotic god
- Don José's emotion
- Don José's feeling for Carmen
- Don Juan felt it
- Don Juan's delight
- Don Juan's emotion
- Don Juan's love
- Don Juan's pursuit
- God also known as Eros
- God of love.
- God of love
- God who takes a bow
- God with a bow
- God with a quiver
- Caravaggios ___ Vincit Omnia
- Cupid.
- Cupid alias
- Cupid by another name
- Cupid, in art
- Cupid, or his concern
- Cupid
- Cupid's alias
- Cupid's counterpart
- Cupid's field
- Cupid's forte
- Cupid's other name
- Cupid's specialty
- Julio Iglesias hit
- Sentimiento romántico
- Valentine figure
- Valentine's Day cherub
- Valentine's Day deity
- Valentine's Day figure
- Valentine's Day matchmaker
- Topic for a señorita
- Topic for Catullus
- Topic for Latin lovers
- Topic for Ovid
- Marc Antony's love?
- Marc Antony's love
- Mariachi subject
- Overseas love
- Ovid topic
- Ovidian topic
- Ovid's god of love
- Ovid's love
- Mark Antony's love
- Strong sentimiento
- Marksman of myth
- Pablo's valentine word
- Roman Eros
- Roman god of love
- Roman god with a bow
- Roman god
- Roman love god
- Roman matchmaking god
- Romantic "emoción"
- Munch's "--- and Psyche"
- Odium's opposite, in Oaxaca
- Subject for a mariachi band
- Winged boy
- Winged child.
- Winged child, in art.
- Winged child, in sculpture
- Winged child
- Winged deity
- Subject for Enrique Iglesias
- Winged god
- Subject for Ovid
- Subject in Virgil's "Eclogues"
- The love of Juan's life?
- Matchmaking god
- Subject of some Ovid poems
- Son of Venus
- Song hit of 1943
- Lima love
- Soprano role in "Orfeo ed Euridice"
- Mythical matchmaker
- Mythical shooter
- Little bowman
- Livy's 'love'
- Livy's love
- Omnia conqueror
- 'Omnia vincit --'
- Omnia vincit __
- "Omnia vincit __"
- Omnia vincit ___
- "Omnia vincit ___" (Latin for "Love conquers all")
- "Omnia vincit ___"
- Omnia vincit ____: love conquers all
- "Porgi ___," Mozart aria
- Passion for Picasso?
- Passionate deity
- Passionate god
- Past love?
- Latin love?
- Latin love
- Latin lover's love
- Latin lover's word?
- Latin lover's word
- Latina's love
- Latino's love
- Mid-February celebrity
- Nero's love
- Neruda's "Veinte Poemas de __"
- Pedro's passion
- Pedro's tender passion
- Love child?
- Love deity
- Love figure
- Love, for Plácido
- Love god, in Latin
- Love god
- Love, in Acapulco
- Love, in ancient Rome
- Love in Barcelona
- Love, in Barcelona
- Love, in Cádiz
- Love, in El Salvador
- Love, in Granada
- Love, in Juárez
- Love, in La Mancha
- Love, in La Paz
- Love, in Latin America
- Love, in Latin
- Love, in Latium
- Love in León
- Love, in León
- Love, in Lérida
- Love, in Lima
- Love, in Lisbon
- Love, in Logroño
- Love, in Lugo
- Love, in Madrid or Mexico City
- Love, in Madrid
- Love, in Málaga
- Love, in Peru
- Love, in Quito
- Love, in Rome
- Love, in Seville
- Love in Spain
- Love, in Spain
- "Love," in Spanish
- Love, in Spanish or Latin
- Love, in Spanish
- Love, in telenovelas
- Love in the time of Caesar
- Love in Toledo
- Love, in Xochimilco
- Love, Italian-style
- Love: L.
- Love: Lat.
- Love, Latin American style
- Love, Latin style
- Love, Latin-style
- Love, mythologically
- Love of ancient Rome
- Love of Juan's life?
- Love of Latin
- Love of mythology?
- Love of Spain
- Love overseas
- Love, personified
- Love personified
- Love Roman style
- Love (Sp.)
- Love: Sp.
- Love, Spanish-style
- Love, to a Latin lover
- Love, to a Latino
- Love, to a señorita
- Love, to Caesar
- Love, to Catullus
- Love, to Dali
- Love, to Don Juan
- Love, to Isabel Allende
- Love, to Latin lovers
- Love to Livia
- Love, to Livia
- Love to Livy
- Love, to Livy
- Love, to Lucan
- Love, to Lucila
- Love, to Lucretius
- Love, to Luigi
- Love to Luis
- Love, to Luis
- Love, to Nero or Livy
- Love to Ovid
- Love, to Ovid
- Love, to Sextus
- Love, to Spaniards
- Love, to Virgil
- Love
- Lover boy?
- Lover boy
- León's love
- Monet's '-- and Psyche'
- Opposite of odio
- Picasso's love
- Picasso's passion
- "Orfeo ed Euridice" god
- "Orfeo ed Euridice" role
- Ricky Martin song whose title is the Spanish word for "love"
- Ricky Martin tune, or the Spanish word for "love"
- Ricky Martin tune
- Ricky Martin's word for "love"
- Theme for Julio Iglesias
- Spanish for "love"
- Spanish for love
- Spanish love
- Spanish poetry subject
- Spanish soap staple?
- Spanish sweetheart
- Spanish word for "love"
- "Sine __, nihil est vita"
- Santiago sweetheart
- Scent from a love god?
- What conquers "omnia," in a phrase
- "Te quiero" sentiment
- Telenovela topic
- "Telenovela" topic
- Young archer
- Tender passion patron
- Señorita's love
- Señor's love
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