His Classics Gallery

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imperiivm:ROME fancast: the guys who didn’t appear in your history lessons, part I/?.STEPHEN DILLANE
nouanced: literal excerpt from my latin workbook where this guy is flirting with his maid and then h
Pentheus is torn apart by his mother Agave and aunt Ino, as punishment for having refused to worship
Two Pupils in Greek Dress by Thomas Eakins. American, 1883. Platinum print. The Metropolitan Museum
thecreativehistorian:A greetings card for Classicists, particularly those who are interested in anci
Atalanta and Peleus wrestle during the funerary games for King Pelias.  Chalcidian black-figure hydr
Atalanta.  Attic white-ground lekythos, attributed to the painter Douris; ca. 500-490 BCE.  Now in t
Small statue of Dionysus, bearded and wreathed with ivy.  Roman-era copy (2nd or 3rd cent. CE) after
ellmovy:posting this drawing of sappho for my history assignment because i really like how it turned
Funerary stele from Nicomedia, Bithynia (present-day Izmit, Turkey), depicting the deceased reclinin
Marsyas challenges Apollo to a musical contest.  Frieze from the Roman-era theater at the ancient ci
uchicagoadmissions:Julius Caesar, from 49 BC when he crossed the Rubicon, until his death 
thoodleoo:roman history + text post meme
Silver tetradrachm of the Sicilian polis of Syracuse.  On the obverse, the head of Athena, encircled
elucubrare:An experiment; an erasure, if you must. Hopkins, I think, is the one of our poets who use
demisexuallupin:Hadrian and his lover Antinous, British Museum, May 2014
Apulian red-figure kantharos (drinking cup) in the Plain Style, decorated with a woman’s head.  Arti
bacchaes:The Remorse of Orestes by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905)
Aryballos in the shape of a hedgehog.  Artist unknown, ca. 600 BCE.  Now in the Staatliche Antikensa
A four-horse chariot, with charioteer and hoplite in the car.  Attic black-figure hydria, attr. to t
intheheatherbright:Types of Greek Vases.Marjorie & C. H. B.Quennell, Everyday Things in Archaic
Diana and Callisto (1556 – 59), by the Italian Renaissance artistTitian.In Greek mythology, Callisto
Drawings from stream  Romevember days 2-4
interretialia:Optime! Domus Caeciliana!
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