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archival purposes for personal interests.

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Oh, Hermaphroditus, a Holy One.

1. Hermaphroditus statue from Imperial Rome, around 70-100 AD, at "Lady Lever Art Gallery" in Europe England 2. Hermaphroditus statue from Imperial Rome in the 2nd century AD, at "Louvre" in Paris, Europe France

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everyone loves Predynastic Egyptian Terracotta Bowl with Human Feet. shout-out to a real one

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It looks like it would be so excited to run over when you needed a bowl

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Got distracted. Saw a cool bug

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I'm sorry how fucken old do u hafta be to be *predynastic EGYPTIAN*

[rudjedet]

You (in this case the bowl) have to be from the late Naqada I period, between 3700 and 3500 BC! So that's about 5700 years of age. Additional fun fact: because it's tilted forward, we suspect it may have been used to hold offerings for a god, but since we lack overall context we don't definitively know what this type of bowl would have been used for.

[levtolstoiz]

Centerfold de la revista "HERMES" (#12, 1992)

"Sergio"

Victor Hugo Villa (Estudio HERMES)

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windows please im in the middle of something

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Hermes, Dionysus and Apollo hanging out together source

(Me and the boys dining under the dick and balls garland)

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—- Big fan of this Aphrodite

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Jana Heidersdorf

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[khaire-traveler]

"Mercury and Argus"

Diego Velasquez, 1659

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TRITONE E NEREIDE - Roberto Ferri - Oil on canvas, 2024.

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odysseus of ithaca in different timelines

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Jon J. Mut 

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[starweaverblog]

Dionysus throughout the Bacchae: I am going to spoil you (derogatory) 😌

[wiittyusername]

the I am Steve guy from memory

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fanart

[wiittyusername]

this is awesome...

thank you...

[greekromangods]

Dionysus

ca. 150

Roman Sculptor 

White marble

Museo Nacional del Prado

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Three muses complaining to Apollo of the barbarity of men

Bas-relief in plaster by Émile Morlaix (1937)