Stock Photo - The myth of Selene and Endymion is among the most prominent of Greek mythology. This story tells of the immortal Moon goddess Selene, who falls in love with the mortal shepherd Endymion. Selene visits Endymion in his sleep each night and the two share a romantic relationship each night in his dreams. The representation of this myth is visible at the mosaic known as the ""amores"" found in the archeological site of Castulo, in the province of Jaén, Spain. This mosaic dates to the 2nd century AD and is the work of a Hispano-Roman artist. It is believed to have decorated the floor of a bath in a Roman villa due to the prominence of it in relation to the complex. The mosaic is divided into several panels and depicts figures from different unions in the form of a tree of love. He center panel features the couple Selene and Endymion. He is shown laid back with his hands joined, while She is seated and presents him with a wreath. It is believed that this is an interpretation of the encounter of amorous dreams between them. This mosaic is made of glass and limestone paste and has been preserved in excellent condition due to the use of