The book "Eros: Interpretation of a Form of Prehistoric and Orphic-Dionysian Religion" is a study of great importance in the overall work of Panagis Lekatsas. Using tools such as anthropology, ethnology, and theology, the author delves into the depths of time and highlights the character of Eros "not as an abstract personification, but as a specific elemental god of an ancient cosmological religion," that is, as the Creator's Eros.
Lekatsas maintained his interest in this subject unchanged, as he first published the book in 1963 and immediately began reworking and completing it, leaving it in its current integrated form.
The fact that this edition sees the light of day thirty-three years after the author's death is due to the fact that many times the publication of a book is based on a game, fortunate or not, of coincidences.