#polemos

[sarafangirlart]

The ancient Greeks were not a serious people

[diana-thyme]

Greek Gods 101: Polemos

Polemos is a Daimon of war and battle. Excluding the universal offerings, some common offerings include:

Weapons

Blood or Depictions of It

Exercise Equipment

Boxing Gloves

Photos of Wars and Soldiers

Military Uniforms

War Medals

MREs

Paper Maps

Recruiting Pamphlets and Papers

For devotional acts, some activities that can be done for him include:

Learning About Wars in History

Learning About Battles in History

Boxing, Archery, and Other Fighting-Associated Sports

Researching War Heroes

Learning About How Animals are Used in Wars

Learning About War Ethics and Code

He is not celebrated in any Athenian holidays.

[lars-canyon]

KI – 08-09-23 – fennel (Aria) vs xKuroNekoKushx [Arbiter, Aria]

The Tiger Warrior on Tiger's Lair Polemos on Forgotten Grotto

[the Aria mirror match is just a bonus. not much happens there - ed.]

[sidabro]

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[twofielder]

Coin of the Day #168 (10/19/2024)

A rare and unusual bronze…

Bosporan Kingdom / Kings of Bosporus

AE22 - 7.54g

Polemo I / Polemon I 16-8 BC

Pantikapaion Mint

Obverse Winged head of Medusa right

Reverse Monogram of Polemo I

[cierpienieartandlore]

Polemos Trentius, youngest son of Thanatos and Drevina Trentius. Together with his older brother Cassius, the two enrolled in the Scholars Guild's mystical education programs, and both excelled, slowly but surely rising through the organization's more professional ranks, by merit and deed; no nepotistic hand guiding their paths to success.

While Cassius would eventually depart, and find a permanent residence in the court of Dawnview, Polemos would remain in Bezstrachu, as he was selected as the keeper of the family's secret vault, hidden in a mausoleum in the great city's cemetery.

As keeper, he found himself in a unique position, and used it to his advantage; drumming up a side business of "Good Faith Usury" - using the funds within the family vault to lend sparingly to promising upstarts, to be repaid with a respectable but not unreasonable interest; and for those that could not repay, he would get his pound of flesh some other way...

Beyond magic and money-lending, Polemos is something of an expert duelist, taking much after his father, both in his sinistral grip, and more elegant forms alike, preferring the usage of a custom-forged saber, over the simple, and anemic daggers, preferred by his spellcasting peers.

MUSIC IS A CUT-DOWN VERSION OF "STAGE 5" FROM THE C64 PORT OF GHOULS 'N' GHOSTS, AS COMPOSED BY TIM FOLLIN.

[sombrathedragon]

Hey guys !! So I have 257 followers (THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR THAT BTW !!) So as a little gift I would draw your ocs (but I don’t trust myself to not forget and let them pile up in my inbox 😭) So instead I’m giving out Wof adopts based on Greek Gods !! :D

I normally see adopts being first come first serve, but this time I wanna make my adopts something different. This time you have a write a backstory for the character! (I don’t expect like multiple paragraphs, but I would rather prefer more than just one sentence !! ^^) also these adopts are made on the wonderful bases by @laweema !!!

[plain text: write a backstory]

Astrapi! (Based off of Zeus) [Taken by @mythos321]

Okeanos! (Based off Poseidon!) [Taken by @yellow-computer-mouse]

Nekros! (Based off Hades!)

Sofos! (Based off Athena!) [Taken by @inspiredwriterstory]

Agapi! (Based off Aphrodite!)

Polemos! (Based off Ares!)

Kynigi! (Based off Artemis!)

Fos! (Based off Apollo!)

Katergaris [Goes by Kater]! (Based off Hermes!)

Krasi! (Based off Dionysus!)

anyways yeahhh that’s it !! 😁😁😁

[aliciavance4228]

Here's a list with obscure deities from Greco-Roman Mythology to obssess about

Aceso: The goddess of the healing process and Asclepcius' daughter;

Achlys: The goddess of the eternal night, aka the Mist of Death;

Agon: The greek god of competition;

Alala: The goddess of the war cry, daughter of Polemos and one of Ares' attendants;

Alke: The goddess of battle-strenght and Eris' daughter;

Amechania: Apparently the ancient greeks did have a goddess of helplessness too.

Apate: A daughter of Nyx and the goddess of deceit;

Arete: She's more a concept than an actual deity. From what I found, her name means virtue, in the sense of being the best version of yourself or reaching tour highest potential. She was supposed to personify that;

Aristaeus: A minor god primarily known for rustic arts like beekeeping and cheesemaking. And Eurydice's assaulter;

Arke: Iris' sister who was thrown intk Tartarus after betraying the gods and becoming a messager for the titans;

Atë: Eris' daughter and the goddess of mischief, delusion, folly, and reckless impulsiveness that leads to ruin;

Bia: The goddess and personification of force;

Caerus: Very obscure guy and the god of opportunity;

Ceto: An early sea goddess and the mother of the Gorgons, the Graia, Echidna and the Hesperian Dragon;

Cybele: A Phrygian Mother Goddess, her cult being very popular in Anatolia once;

Dike: Goddess of mortal justice and fair judgment;

Dolos: God of trickery and guile, and a former apprentice to Prometheus;

Dysnomia: Daughter of Eris and goddess of lawlessness;

Eleos: A daughter of Nyx and the personification of pity, mercy, clemency, and compassion;

Endovelicus: Worshipped only by the romans, and apparently a deity who came from the Lisutanian Mythology. He was the god of healing and light.

Epione: The goddess of the soothing of pain and Asclepcius' wife;

Eucleia, Eupheme, Euthenia and Philophrosyne: Hephaestus and Aglaea's daughters;

Geras: Son of Nyx and the god of old age;

Homados: God of the noise of battle and all the blood-curdling screaming that implies;

Homonia: Goddess of concord, unanimity, and oneness of mind;

Hygieia: A daughter of Asclepcius and the personification of health, cleanliness, and sanitation;

Iaso: Daughter of Asclepius and the goddess of recuperation from illness;

Janus: Present only in the Roman Mythology, Janus was the god of doorways, gates, transitions, and beginnings and endings;

Kratos: Apparently he actually existed in Greek Mythology, but he was the god of strenght and power;

Limos: Daughter of Eris and the goddess of starvation;

Lyssa: Daughter of Nyx and the goddess of mad rage, frenzy and rabies in animals;

Mithras: Besides the fact that he was a roman god worshipped by a popular mystery cult there are few things known about him;

Momus: Son of Nyx and the god of satire, mockery, censure, writers, and poets;

Moros: Son of Nyx and the god of impending doom;

Oizys: Daughter of Nyx and the goddess of misery;

Pamacea: Daughter of Asclepcius and the goddess of universal remedy;

Peitho: Goddess of persuasion and seduction;

Penia: Goddess of poverty and need;

Phorcys: God of the mysterious dangers of the deep and Ceto's husband;

Plutus: God of wealth;

Polemos: Personification of war;

Ponos: God of hard labor and toil;

Porus: God of plenty and a son of Metis, making him the half-brother of Athena;

Praxidike: The goddess of judicial punishment and the exactor of vengeance;

Priapus: A minor fertility god, known for trying to rape Hestia once and his large equipment;

Ptocheia: Greek goddess of beggary;

Quirnius: An early roman god of Rome itself as a city state.

Seilenos: The god of drunkeness and crushing grapes under foot to make wine and the godfather of Dionysus;

Soteria and Soter: The goddess and god of safety and deliverance from harm;

Zelus: The personification of dedication, emulation, eager rivalry, envy, jealousy, and zeal. Had wings like his siblings (Nike, Kratos and Bia) and was an enforcer for Zeus that stood about his throne;

[shadow-of-gehenna]

GEHENNA ART + LAYOUT UPDATE!

Hi! Li here again hijacking the main control with another art update!

You can see here's a sample of how the 2-page layout for Gehenna would look, and how it would look on a regular layout for PDF! I'm using the Polemos as a sample.

As for updates, 5/6 ARC mechs have been prepped for layout, and I'll most likely be moving onto the Locksteel ones soon. We're looking at a potential 120 page supplement given how the mechs will be taking up at least 70+ of them (and thats not even counting the talents + extras!)

So keep an eye out for future updates, including KS backing news soon!!!

[kasios9]

Everyday I wake up in the morning and wonder why war Gods in Greek Mythology are SOOOO underrated...

Like there aren't only Ares and Athena... there are plenty of war gods in all Greek Mythology that nobody knows, like the Makhai, spirits of the battle: Homados, Kudoimos, Proioxis, Palioxis and Alala, or Polemos (father of the Makhai and war incarnate), or Enyo (sister and in some myths wife of Ares), or Enyalios (son of Enyo and Ares, horror incarnate)...

I mean WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THEM AAAAAHH

[birdbrain-npts]

The Slaughter [TMA] ID Pack

Pt: The Slaughter [TMA] ID Pack /end pt

Masks // Image

Names: Abel, Alala, Aldara, Androktasiai, Ares, Athena, Bellona, Cain, Deimos, Enyalius, Enyo, Freddy, Hannibal, Hewitt, Honos, Hysminai, Ioke, Jason, Kain, Kane, Krueger, Kydoimos, Lector, Mars, Michael, Myers, Phonoi, Pins, Polemos, Proioxis, Rodger, Slasher, Thomas, Virtus, Voorhees

Pronouns: bagpipe/bagpipes, blood/bloods, drum/drums, fight/fights, flute/flutes, gore/gores, military/militarys, pipe/pipes, revolver/revolvers, rifle/rifles, slash/slasher, slash/slashs, slasher/slashers, slaught/slaughter, slaughter/slaughters, violence/violences, violent/violents, viscera/visceras, war/wars, weapon/weapons, 🔪/🔪s, 🔫/🔫s, 🥁/🥁s, 🧠/🧠s, 🩸/🩸s, 🪈/🪈s, 🫀/🫀s, 🫁/🫁s

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Genders: Sillyslaughter, TMA9931907 (SweetArts) Gender, AshSweetSlaughtergender, Coinslaught, Requeslaught, Slaughtergoric, Tmaslaughterhunter, Slaughterbitch, Slaughterfreak, Slaughterloser, Slaughterweirdo, Slaughterlexic, Slaughtesque, Slaughterentail, Slaughtermagaean, Slaughtavaic, Warfaren

Other ids: Dissoslaughava, Avatar of the Slaughter Occuden, Violence Eiment, Slaughteripsese, Avatar of the Slaughter, Slaughter Omninoun, The Slaughter Eiment, Satellatrucis, TheSlaughterperspesque, TheSlaughtervior, TheSlaughtervesil, TheSlaughtertant, TheSlaughterhearthic, TheSlaughterallion, TheSlaughterdernic, Senviolvesi

Text in bold is Names, Pronouns, Titles, Genders, and Other ids respectively

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[theklaapologist]

perimenw ton antra mou (tis kollhtes mou) na gurisei apo ton polemo (na steiloun oti eftasan stous proorismous tous)

[deathlessathanasia]

Perhaps the notion that Ares has a twin sister comes from Homer's Iliad? He states that Eris, goddess of strife & discord is Ares' sister and companion that follows him to war and gets bigger and bigger as the killing increases?

Yes. His twin is claimed to be either Eris or Enyo, the latter of which is kind of strange since unlike Eris she is not even called the sister of Ares, but of Polemos.

I do actually find the idea of Ares and Eris being twins appealing, but I just don't like it when people state it as a fact.

[fabiansteinhauer]

History and Theory of inconstant and polar law

(The) Law, that can be a readable object or an object that lets read (and is thus formed from the marks/ 'mauls' and clammy missives/ trajecories that are called letters because they are objects that let).

There is a phrase by Walter Benjamin that is also used in reference to Aby Warburg, precisely because of the impulses that drove Walter Benjamin in the mid-twenties (once again unsuccessfully) to connect with the Warburg library. These impulses lie in what Walter Benjamin calls the magical and mantic practices in censored passages (passages he himself cancelled) of the pile of fluttering notes or sheets of paper called his historical-philosophical theses. Censoring is also a magical and mantic practice, especially before the ' expropriation of the diviner and fortune-teller'.

Benjamin shared with Warburg an interest in that part of Roman law which is so subliminal that some deny that it was Roman law at all (even Marie Theres-Fögen, who originated the history and theory expropriation of the diviner and fortune-teller, denied that the magical and mantic practices, the juridical cultural techniques of the Roman censors, were law).

What jurisprudence needed of it was declared an auxiliary science as a precautionary measure; today we also speak (and believe it to be generous) of neighboring sciences. Warburg became famous for his knowledge of this part of Roman law: this applies to his work on the measurement and administration of time, his knowledge of calendar history. He gave a famous and legendary lecture on Rome (not only Lacan) in 1912 in the library that today belongs to the Max Planck Society and bears the venerable title of Hertziana. Thanks to his knowledge of the measurement and management of time and his knowledge of the history of the calendar, he succeeded in deciphering the iconographic program in the Palazzo Schifanoia in Ferrara. This knowledge goes hand in hand with a knowledge of astronomy and astrology, furthermore with a knowledge of the history of alchemy and hermeticism - and always with a knowledge of magical and mantic practice. It was from an encounter with magical and mantic practice, the 'Reigen' or dance that became known as the snake ritual, that Warburg first began to develop his history and theory of Roman law, or of a law in which antiquity 'survives'. Neither Warburg nor Benjamin would come up with the idea of therefore committing art and irrationality to one another and 'outdifferentiating' law and art in this respect. But neither of them belong to the Critical Theory, Frankfurt School, non-Benjamin department. Benjamin is even the founder of the Critical Theory/ Frankfurt School/ Department Benjamin.

So there is a sentence that comes from Walter Benjamin and that Georges Didi-Huberman related to Aby Warburg in his book on the atlas or anxious, gay science. Reading what has never been written: this is something that Benjamin and Warburg would develop as a routine, technique or procedure. Writing that does not stand: even stretched this far into e realm of polemos, is how I want to interpret it. The magical and mantic practices have to do with a reading beyond the concepts of scripture, beyond writing and beyond standing. Other graphics and other choreographies also become legible here, those that are not 'understood' on their own and thus do not merge into the concept, that are not writing and that also do something other than stand, stay and be constant in it.

The knowledge of such magical and mantic practices is archived in Roman law, among others, in a material that is subliminal or minor. According to Cornelia Vismann: The material is not written and by that constituted and authorized, is not a constitution of Roman law and offers Roman law no constitution, only versions, only versions and thus twists and turns, only traffic. This material only administers and is only administered, constantly sorted without ever being in/the order. It is in the form of a file (i.e. also recorded, lamented, accused and desired/filed), is sometimes confused with what a book is supposed to be, but is and remains file material, full of lists, tables and images. The material is so unstable that from the 19th century onwards, with its national and university efforts at homogenization, systematization, authentication and appropriation, it is considered too dubious to seriously share in the pride of the essence of Roman law. This may even be why Mommsen left the editing of the unstable and therefore dubious material to his student Otto Seeck. In this respect, it is questionable whether this material, which cannot be committed to either heterogeneity or homogeneity, is text. Fabrication it is. The most famous material is the notitia dignitatum (the material that can also be read as an atlas and shows piles of tables on tables).

For a history and theory of inconstant and polar law, I suggest exploring the affinities between what Aby Warburg calls Gestellschieberei, what Lévi-Strauss calls bricolage, and what Jesper Svenbro calls ant trails in his history and theory of cultural technique 'reading'. South America comes to mind, because it is a place where the ants are constantly running and chipping away at the leaves (presumably because here a flat-rate summeriness still occupies the other three seasons). In Germany,we do "Stoßlüften" on planned dates, in Brazil the ants leave with the leaves, the wohle year throught: these are sequences, sequences, because everything that occurs here also occurs there, only in different sequences.

Such ant trails are service routes of bricolage, 'Gestelle werden geschoben' along them - and these are also to be counted among the thorough, founding, bargaing, tricky but advancing lines: That would be a working thesis. Ants that take off with the leaves also allow something, but they also defoliate. Ants also sort, even if they sort the leaves in the way that is not only described on the leaves of Benjamin's theses, but also in the way that happened to Benjamin's leaves, i.e. even if they contain tilts, turns and twists that are accompanied by catastrophic and apocalyptic whirls.

[ask-the-ace-attorney-culprits]

///@elder-sister this is who I think should be Sonia’s prosecutor rival.

“Father, I will continue on your legacy of discovering the truth, by any means necessary!”

Name (alias): Irene pólemos (Sebastian Moran)

Birthday: June 10 (No year because I’m too lazy to figure one out.)

Backstory: Born into a wealthy Greek family and being an only child, her parents met a most brutal end in a murder case that Hercule Curieux would take while on his trip to Greece. After the case was finished and the murderer was locked away, he adopted Irene to still give her a good family, or at the very least a parent who she could look up to. Time-skip to after Hercules death and Irene decides to become a prosecutor, taking Hercules badge and disguising herself as a man named Sebastian Moran, to make sure she can continue the legacy of Hercule Curieux.

Name meanings: 1. This character is a reference to Irene Adler from a scandal in Bohemia and Sebastian Moran was the right hand assassin for Moriarty. And 2. Polemos means war in Greek while Irene means peace, so combining them would give “Peace and War”.

Letmotifs:

Irene Polemo: https://youtu.be/bmSVUO_BSuI?si=fN17UCm3s3EPWt4Z

Sebastian Moran: https://youtu.be/6pT6JqgR-wo?si=idMP6I1haaj_Ch3W

Their testimony theme: https://youtu.be/zMqxveujf0I?si=1h9aS-nEET7pvrhS

And finally, the images of how they look (1st is Sebastian Moran, the second is Irene Polemos.)