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• Romantic love
  ...woman, well dressed, the man lying down with his head in the woman's lap.|Romantic love is marked by strong feelings of wanting to be with another person.]] '''Romantic love''' is a passionate emotional desire by one human for another which is chara
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• Romantic love/Definition
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• Romantic love/Bibliography
  ...y and Romantic Love: A Reanalysis of Rosenblatt's Study on the Function of Romantic Love // Cross-Cultural Research 33 (1999): 265–
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• Romantic love/Related Articles
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• Romantic love/External Links
  ...ing in the twenty tens] Advice for heterosexual men and women in search of romantic love
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• Love/External Links
  ...ing in the twenty tens] Advice for heterosexual men and women in search of romantic love
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• Narcissus/Definition
  ...eece|Greek]] [[mythology]], a [[beauty|beautiful]] [[youth]] who fell in [[romantic love|love]] with his own [[mirror|reflection]], and pined away. The origin of th
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• Helicaon/Definition
  ...and [[Theano]], and his [[wife]] whose [[name]] was [[Laodice]] fell in [[Romantic love|love]] with [[Acamas]].
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• Romantic love/Bibliography
  ...y and Romantic Love: A Reanalysis of Rosenblatt's Study on the Function of Romantic Love // Cross-Cultural Research 33 (1999): 265–
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• Jason/Definition
  ...her [[magic]] helped him get the Fleece. Much later, when Jason fell in [[romantic love|love]] with another woman, Medea killed their [[children]].
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• Romantic love/External Links
  ...ing in the twenty tens] Advice for heterosexual men and women in search of romantic love
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• Pyramus/Definition
  ...]]'', he is a [[youth|young]] [[man]] who commits [[suicide]] because of [[romantic love|love]] when he believes, falsely, that his [[love|lover]], [[Thisbe]], is [
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• Romance (disambiguation)
  {{r|Romantic love}}
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• Cupid
  ...y (god)|Mercury]]. Today the popular image is Cupid shooting an arrow of [[romantic love|love]] into the hearts of people, not to kill them, but to cause them to fa
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• Nessos/Definition
  ...|dying]], Nessos told Deianeira to save Nessos's [[blood]] as a possible [[romantic love|love]] charm to use on Heracles if ever the [[hero]] lost interest in havin
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• Narcissism
  ...Echo]]. Perhaps as a form of [[punishment]], he was [[fate]]d to fall in [[romantic love|love]] with his own [[reflection]] in a pool of [[water]]. He pined away [[
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• Phaedra/Definition
  ...and [[Pasiphae]] and [[sister]] of [[Ariadne]] and the [[Minotaur]]. Her [[romantic love|passion]] for her [[stepson]] [[Hippolytos]] [[cause-and-effect|caused]] he
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• Love/Related Articles
  {{r|Romantic love}}
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• Troezen/Definition
  ...en by [[Euripides]] which is about the [[son]] of Theseus and a story of [[romantic love]] and tragedy.
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• Thisbe/Definition
  ...girl]] who commits [[suicide]] because she thought, mistakenly, that her [[romantic love|lover]], [[Pyramus]], was [[death|dead]]. He wasn't; so her death was a [[t
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• Tithonos/Definition
  ...ology]], he was a [[human]] and a [[Troy (ancient city)|Trojan]] who was [[romantic love|loved]] by the [[Greek god|goddess]] [[Eos]], who granted him [[immortality
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• Clytemnestra/Definition
  ...at [[Troy (ancient city)]] during the [[Trojan War]], she has an illicit [[Romantic love|romance]] with Aigisthos; when Agamemnon returns, she helps her lover [[mur
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• Clytemnestra
  ...rding to Greek [[mythology]], made a [[fate|fateful]] decision to have a [[romantic love|lover]], [[Agisthos]], who murdered her husband [[Agamemnon]] and brought [
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• Dido
  ...fictional character in Virgil's [[Aeneid]], which describes Dido as the [[romantic love|lover]] of [[Aeneas]]. Virgil's Dido was forced to fall in love with Aenea
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• Peter Abelard
  ...ard and Heloise are considered to be the earliest documented examples of [[romantic love]].
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