Goddess: Persephone Gallery
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apeollo:aesthetic| greek actresses as greek goddesses
mayavive:greek gods aesthetic: persephone, the goddess of spring, the queen of the underworld. Lost
a-gnosis:I’ve read The Homeric Hymn to Demeter: Translation, Commentary, and Interpretive Essays edi
jesperwylan:greek mythology meme: goddesses. persephone: greek goddess queen of the underworld, wife
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fdevitart:Nostra Signora dei FioriFor this illustration I took inspiration from sicilian “Moor Heads
evaduplanart:Felt compelled to draw Persephone again… I know she’s the goddess of spring, but there’
mostlyfate:greek mythology.persephone♡ goddess of spring.
a-gnosis:[…] “but it was (we assume) as a commuter that the goddess was also a mediator, both Kore,
coloricioso:“According to one version of the myth, the abduction of Kore took place on Sicily, where
lionofchaeronea:Kore (Persephone) gives the Eleusinian nobleman Triptolemos the gift of grain, which
aescat:greek goddesses: persephone goddess of springtime and maidenhood, and queen of the Underworld
wiessrose:hynpos myth event ( ᵈᵃʸ ᵒⁿᵉ / favourite greek /roman deity )Persephone, goddess of spr
odyssaeus:persephone is both an agrarian and chthonic goddess and scythes are both tools of the harv
Hades and Persephone.This end of year I decided to offer holiday gifts in place of the monthly rewar
danielwamba:Capitoline Museum - Kore, Greek goddess of Spring
raavka:aesthetic gifset series → persephone | greek goddess of springshe wears strength and darkness
kittepryde:myth aesthetics: Persephone; goddess of spring growth and queen of the UnderworldYou gott
everydaysadism:Come watch me do what I do with Nikki Nyx and Persephone! MFC.im/GoddessEris_
odyssaeus:persephone is both an agrarian and chthonic goddess and scythes are both tools of the harv
Hades and Persephone Side A, red-figure amphora attributed to the Oionokles Painter, Athens, circa 4
janeyrs:Greek Myth: Goddesses － Persephone↳ In Greek mythology, Persephone, also called Ko
Faceless funerary sculptures, Museum of Cyrene, Libya. They are believed to represent the goddess Pe
My child.
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