#m: greek

[love-is-the-keyy]

[0chake-vr219]

i think we should be drawing the iliad characters just chilling in the ground like this scooby doo especific frame:

(they are obviusly making war crimes scheming while they are sitting like that)

[katathliptikhtheatrina]

[tylermileslockett]

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[arrowheadedbitch]

Work shopping some ideas for a knife that's a gift from Hermes, do you guys think it should be unstealable, as it is a gift meant for a particular person and given from the god of thieves who could totally enchant something to be impossible to nab one way or another (after all, he did give it up because he was especially fond of this one specific person), or should it be loyal to whoever manages to steal it, as it is a gift from the god of thieves and he tends to, yknow, promote thievery, maybe an added drawback here that it can't be given to another person willingly, it will stay with you unless someone steals it, it HAS to be STOLEN to leave your side, even if you don't want it

What do you think?

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[dostarsfallatall]

I just found out Apollo and a few other deities have been around me be for probably years today because my cousin told me and turned out she knew for a long time now I’m a tad worried about this😰

I had a dream that Victoria tried to recreate her creatures bride out of pity or something after all this years (my guess is three decades or so) with new parts and bodys but Jekyll caught her before she could finish and apparently he wasn’t the only one who caught her doing this but the first person who did fucking died and was used to make the new bride and Victoria said something and about giving this one the name of that person so they’ll look at each part of them and wonder who they were or something all of this was done without the creatures knowledge they did not ask for this at nearing the end of this it pans over to the unfinished bride which is of similar quality to the chimera switched together monsters in the early chapters and it fucked me up so now y’all have to live with this

[albinobirb]

I heard we doing Miku as our culture👀 may I present Greek miku

[blvvdk3ep]

I love you people going into "useless" fields I love you classics majors I love you cultural studies majors I love you comparative literature majors I love you film studies majors I love you near eastern religions majors I love you Greek, Latin, and Hebrew majors I love you ethnic studies I love you people going into any and all small field that isn't considered lucrative in our rotting capitalist society please never stop keeping the sacred flame of knowledge for the sake of knowledge and understanding humanity and not merely for the sake of money alive

[love-is-the-keyy]

[bookofsecretstotell]

Selene, the moon herself 🌕

[thoodleoo]

thrilled to learn that theres an ancient greek word meaning "you are dumb as a bird or perhaps a locust"

[thefoilguy]

Laocoon and His Sons - Aluminum Foil Sculpture

[christreginlave]

Venus by Henri-Pierre Picou (19th Century)

[escapismsworld]

The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in Greece is a remarkable testament to ancient Greek artistic prowess and classical architecture. Built in the 4th century BCE, this meticulously designed amphitheater features exceptional acoustics, allowing even faint whispers to be heard from the highest seats. It was primarily used for Greek tragedies and comedies, highlighting the cultural significance of theater in ancient times.

📸: Dimitrios Pallis

[rookdaw]

Love and War