Poseidon: dude, you’re never picky with who you hook up with. Have a little dignity
Zeus: nah man, hook ups are like Pokémon, gotta catch ‘em all

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@ceres-suggestions
Poseidon: dude, you’re never picky with who you hook up with. Have a little dignity
Zeus: nah man, hook ups are like Pokémon, gotta catch ‘em all
If you ever thought the ancient world actually conformed to that tragic, dignified, white-statue aesthetic… think again
I was looking at Zeus’ Wikipedia page and I know what kind of God he is, but this gets me every time.
laocoon when the trojans don’t listen to him after he tells them not to bring the trojan horse into troy
me, in tears: please. just give me some words with meanings
ancient greek author: hhhhhhghhh pardigle
Ille vs. iste
Ille: that
Iste: thot
if the iliad is one of the oldest extant works of western literature, then one of the oldest love stories ever written is between two men. im not crying
Alexander the Great to himself when he had to leave India: this is so sad Alex
why do I feel like Solon meant this in the exact same way a tumblr text post would
diogenes the cynic personally appeared to me in a dream and asked me to make this meme
what teaching middle school latin is like
good side: i’ve gotten my toughest class to willingly do some spoken latin at the beginning of class
bad side: this is mostly because i taught them how to say “i want to die” and now they won’t stop saying it every time i ask them how they are in latin
octavian reading antony’s will in the senate: op literally wants to be buried in alexandria with cleopatra but go off i guess
Literally Anyone in Classical Epic: Oh, hello there stranger. I too feel like a stranger in my own land, since my noble lord, son of this noble lord, son of that noble lord, has gone missing, twenty years ago fighting in Ilium, leaving behind me, my wife, my three sons as well as his noble mother and young lad, done great injustice by these savage and ignoble suitors who shamelessly
This poor stranger: Uh I just wanted to get some milk
new Latin idioms
Roma uno die non est deflagrata
“Rome wasn’t burnt in a day”
definition by @shorthalt
Danubium transgredi
“to cross the Danube”
abandoning a civilized lifestyle, becoming or acting a barbarian, indulging baser desires
Frigidarium primo intravit
“He entered the cold bath first”
doing things out of order (the Roman custom was to use the hot bath first, the warm bath second, and the cold bath last)
Plus Citra
in other words, closer to home. for when you’re in the mood to stay in for the night and be a lazy blob rather than explore the world.
Pullos sacros permulcere
“to cuddle the sacred chickens”
(inspiration from @clodiuspulcher)
Ranas belli fervefaciens
“boiling the frogs of war”
gradual escalation of diplomatic tension and military hostilities without a distinct stage at which war was formally declared (inspired by The Weeds podcast)
Difficilior quam labor tertius decimus Herculis
“more difficult than the 13th labor of Hercules”
a sarcastic way of calling something trivially easy (Hercules was obliged to undertake only 12 labors)
Vulcanus pepedit
“Vulcan farted”
i.e. a fumarole
someone: oh, you like ancient greece and rome! do you ever think about what you’d do if you lived back then?
me, a person who has planned out my entire life as an ancient roman noblewoman who disdains the rest of her class and spends most of her time with upstart roman senators, hopping from lover to lover in an attempt to use their love for me as a way to sway their politics toward land reform and free grain for the poor of rome; or else my life as a farmer raising goats and sheep in a poetically idealized bucolic landscape with my lover, drinking wine, making my own bread and cheese, playing pipes under the shade of a beech tree: oh, every once in a while
if this isnt a whole mood
also… we all know rosy-fingered dawn is pretty but i just read a passage (Il 24.695) where shes called κροκοπεπλος (saffron-robed) instead….. i love