Weegy: The ancient Greeks had several words for love, each with a different connotation. [ The four most commonly cited types of love are agape, eros, philia, and storge.
Agape is selfless, universal love, often associated with divine love or the love of God. It is the kind of love that is selfless and seeks the well-being of others without expecting anything in return.
Eros is passionate, romantic love. It is the kind of love that is often associated with sexual attraction and strong emotional bonds.
Philia is platonic, affectionate love. It is the kind of love that is often associated with deep friendships and strong bonds between people who care about each other.
Storge is natural, familial love. It is the kind of love that exists between family members and often develops naturally over time. ]
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