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Where is the allusion in Romeo and Juliet?

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Where is the allusion in Romeo and Juliet?

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A number of allusion are riddled throughout the play. One is in Act I scene iv, a reference to Cupid, the Roman god of love who shoots mortals with his bow and arrow to make them fall in love.

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