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Ok but on the real someone just stopped me on the bus to talk about greek literature and philosophy.
lionofchaeronea:The goddess Thetis, riding a hippocampus (seahorse), delivers newly forged arms to h
Votive steles from Carthage depicting priests or suppliants with their right hands raised in blessin
theartofamart:i made some playlists for my heroes and epics class! you can listen to the iliad [here
thefugitivesaint:Frederick Sandys (1829-1904), ’Cassandra’, “The Studio”, Vol. 33, 1905Source
thegetty:Ancient Eyes, watching you since before Christ.Portrait Busts of Two Youths (detail), A.D.
Small painted terracotta rhyton in the shape of a lion’s head. Artist unknown; Mature Late Cycladic
Painted clay rhyton in the shape of a boar’s head. Mature Late Cycladic I, ca. 1700-1600 BCE. Now
lionofchaeronea:Poseidon, enthroned and holding his trident, greets his son Theseus (right). Side A
I wrote my undergraduate thesis on how Homestuck can help us understand the Iliad’s structure of fat
onestarbookreview:“it seems…that the gods had little else to do but rape people and then turn them i
thegetty:Downloadable Pumpkin Stencils for Art History NerdsAre you a classicist? Love that ancient
patroclux:Mythology Meme -> Plays -> The Theban PlaysThe Theban Plays by Sophocles tell the st
Clytemnestra attempts to awaken the sleeping Furies so that they can resume their pursuit of Orestes
Theseus wrestles Cercyon, King of Eleusis, who would challenge passersby to a wrestling match and th
echiromani:Ancient Roman mosaic representing the labyrinth and Theseus slaying the Minotaur. Surroun
The goddess Thetis, riding a hippocampus (seahorse), delivers newly forged arms to her son Achilles.
fuckyesbenwhishaw:Bakkhai (& Ben Whishaw) - Press Roundup The Hollywood Reporter“Whishaw plays
greek-museums:Museum of the Roman Forum (Thessaloniki):Fragments from colourful glass vessels. The g
A hunting Eros. Mosaic from the “Bath of Achilles” in the House of Theseus, Paphos, Cyp
Thetis and the Nereids mourn the slain Achilles. Corinthian black-figure hydria, attr. to the Damon
therepublicofletters:At the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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