Psyche
Ψυχή
The mortal who loved Eros — the soul that became a goddess.
Her beauty earned her Aphrodite's hatred, and Eros fell in love with her.
She broke her promise never to look at his face and lost him — then won him back by completing, one by one, the impossible tasks Aphrodite set.
The Greek word psychē means both "breath" and "soul." From it came the word psychology.
SourcesApuleius, The Golden Ass