Osiris is the Egyptian deity of death, and is often depicted as a mummified man with a crown of feathers. AMOR is the Roman god of love, and is usually represented as a young man with wings and a bow and arrow. EROS is the Greek god of love, and is usually depicted as a winged youth. Loki is the Norse god of mischief, and is often portrayed as a trickster figure. All four deities are associated with death in some way, either through their powers or through their mythology.