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oxeyedhera:→ Clytemnestra - Daughter of the rulers Leda and Tyndareos of SpartaShe was first married
oxeyedhera:→ Clytemnestra - Daughter of the rulers Leda and Tyndareos of SpartaShe was first married
anakinskydala:—the iliad book vi
anakinskydala:—the iliad book vi
anotheralexandros:achilliads:THE ILL-IAD: because it’s fucking SICK AS, yo? for the iliad u wish u c
anotheralexandros:achilliads:THE ILL-IAD: because it’s fucking SICK AS, yo? for the iliad u wish u c
shierasea:“There are no binding oaths between men and lions -Wolves and lambs can enjoy no mee
shierasea:“There are no binding oaths between men and lions -Wolves and lambs can enjoy no mee
oinopa-ponton:Hector and Astyanax, 1854. Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. France, Valenciennes, Musee des Bea
oinopa-ponton:Hector and Astyanax, 1854. Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. France, Valenciennes, Musee des Bea
pourvouslemonde:Greek heroes from the Iliad by Tischbein, from left to right : Menelaus, Paris, Diom
pourvouslemonde:Greek heroes from the Iliad by Tischbein, from left to right : Menelaus, Paris, Diom
macrolit:The Iliad and The Odyssey, Homer
macrolit:The Iliad and The Odyssey, Homer
chotomy:let them say of him that he is better far than his father
chotomy:let them say of him that he is better far than his father
lionofchaeronea:The goddess Thetis, riding a hippocampus (seahorse), delivers newly forged arms to h
lionofchaeronea:The goddess Thetis, riding a hippocampus (seahorse), delivers newly forged arms to h
thievesguilding:greek mythology fancast↳ nebahat çehre as hecubaBut who, O, who had seen the mobled
thievesguilding:greek mythology fancast↳ nebahat çehre as hecubaBut who, O, who had seen the mobled
kashuan:a few iliad+gods drawings :>
kashuan:a few iliad+gods drawings :>
runswithvamps:favorite place ❤️ (at Iliad Bookshop)
runswithvamps:favorite place ❤️ (at Iliad Bookshop)
kashuan:some iliad/etc drawings from this weekend!
kashuan:some iliad/etc drawings from this weekend!
Aphrodite rescuing her son Aeneas* Etruscan amphora* c. 480 BCE* Martin von Wagner MuseumSource: Bib
Aphrodite rescuing her son Aeneas* Etruscan amphora* c. 480 BCE* Martin von Wagner MuseumSource: Bib
kashuan:recent iliad/etc sketches
kashuan:recent iliad/etc sketches
kashuan:some iliad-ish draws, the 2nd to last one is based on this funny excerpt from an essay I was
kashuan:some iliad-ish draws, the 2nd to last one is based on this funny excerpt from an essay I was
kashuan:some sketches refining my designs a lil more~ iliad/odyssey stuff as always w/ names in the
kashuan:some sketches refining my designs a lil more~ iliad/odyssey stuff as always w/ names in the
kashuan:some recent iliad sketches :^)
kashuan:some recent iliad sketches :^)
kashuan:I’m putting a ban on all future iliad adaptions that focus on that one (1) line by Eurpides
kashuan:I’m putting a ban on all future iliad adaptions that focus on that one (1) line by Eurpides
scriptsketches:Tag Yourself Iliad Edition(Odysseus is only missing because I planned to do a separat
scriptsketches:Tag Yourself Iliad Edition(Odysseus is only missing because I planned to do a separat
kashuan:some iliad stuff from this weekend!
kashuan:some iliad stuff from this weekend!
theartofamart:i made some playlists for my heroes and epics class! you can listen to the iliad [here
theartofamart:i made some playlists for my heroes and epics class! you can listen to the iliad [here
manuscripts-dontburn:Bought these because I thought they looked very ellegant. And then then came an
manuscripts-dontburn:Bought these because I thought they looked very ellegant. And then then came an
kashuan:some iliad sketches from this weekend :^)
kashuan:some iliad sketches from this weekend :^)
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