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redscharlach:Mighty Moments In Slash History: A Strategically Positioned Scabbards SpecialIn the cur
katiemcgrath:Literary classics: Europe
Patricia Knight 1951
parliamentrook:beetle (and scorpion) class photofor sale tomorrow, skullery.etsy.com 7pm E.S.T.
knowledgeistreasure:Maya two part effigy vessel of an armadillo. Early classic period. 250-450 AD.
themonsterblogofmonsters:Winged Horses / Pegasids (Classification)Winged Horses, properly termed Peg
Bonus Kojiro+Kendo and Can’t Ya See Kun!These were the old versions of days 2+3 in bnha rarepair wee
c86:Taken from The Wooden Horse: The Legend of the Fall of Troy and the Wanderings of OdysseusAfter
archaicwonder:Macedonian Tetradrachm from Amphipolis c. 158-149 BCThis coin was minted sometime betw
SUFFRAGETTE BRITAIN 1900sThe suffrage movement was mainly women from middle class backgrounds. These
myth-boy:Classical Language Learning MasterpostI’m not studying any Greek or Roman this coming year
The Hour of the Furnaces (1968) - Octavio Getino and Fernando Solanas
macrolit:Giveaway Contest: We’re giving away fifteen miniature-sized, vintage paperback classics by
Head of Janus, the two-faced Roman deity of entrances and exits. Now in the Vatican Museum. Photo
Denarius (62 BCE) of Lucius Aemilius Lepidus Paullus. On the obverse, the goddess Concordia (Concor
Madge Bellamy in White Zombie, 1932.
Sestertius of the notorious Roman emperor Commodus (r. 180-192 CE), issued to celebrate the quelling
National Library of Greece, Athens
Ionic columns of the Academy of Athens, Greece
Buying Your Way into the Officer Corps, British Army Officer Recruitment 1683 - 1871.During the 18th
Marble portrait head of the Roman emperor Constantine I (r. 306-312 CE [as Western Caesar]; 312-324
The Colossus of Constantine (biceps, head, knee and right hand), Palazzo dei Conservatori, Musei Cap
The Colossus of Constantine (right hand), Palazzo dei Conservatori, The Capitoline Museums, Rome Rom
Ancient Roman sardonyx cameo showing Emperor Constantine I being crowned by the Tyche (Fortune) of C
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