A Polyphemus sketch from a couple months ago, trying to explore the uncanny missing eyes from some ancient depictions

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A Polyphemus sketch from a couple months ago, trying to explore the uncanny missing eyes from some ancient depictions
Divine Achilles left his spear to lie
among the tamarisks on the riverbank.
With just his sword he leapt into the river,
his heart intent on ruin, like a god.
Whirling around, he hacked and slashed and struck them,
And from the victims of his blade arose
desperate, agonizing wails. The water
ran red with blood.
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"When Osiris-Dionysus defeated Typhon, He threw him and his first commanders in prison And against Bousiris of Phoenice and Anteus the Libyan He sent Heracles. So Heracles, marching against the Libyan land, Slew Anteus, who was as tall as sixty times the length of an arm, Fighting him outside the land he occupied. For he knew not how to win in places unfamiliar to him. And he had to face the earth there, Anteus’ mother, For she engaged in combat herself after her son fell. So, Heracles killed him in the Libyan land, Where he also learned the art of astronomy by Atlas, Its very creator. That’s why they say that Atlas bears the sky on his back And Heracles relieved him of the task by carrying it himself. Such are the narrations of the Egyptians regarding Atlas." -tzetzes chiliades
THATS ALOT OF INFO BACK TO BACK HOLY SHIT
LET THE EGYPTIANS COOK
maybe bot super related to tzetzes but honestly like most greek people didnt seem to live in fucking greece to such a point where so many of these texts tend to go so hard on synichritsm and we all just seem to ignore it like lowkey alot of this mythology is more
than people want to admit i really messed that up that has whole nations and areas i didnt want to include dammit
where is the dionysus vs typhon content out there
We have Nolan saying "Homer was his era's George Lucas" so no wonder nothing there looks bronze age Greek because Americans view greek myths as much or a fantasy as Star wars or marvel. No wonder Agamemnons armor looks like Darth Vader and he treats it as if he's gonna make a whole franchise out of it
And there also those people who actually have the audicity to compare Greek Mythology with comics, because they do not understand nor bother to comprehebd that you have to keep a certain amount if respect while engaging yourself not only with the og source material, but also with a whole ass religion.
oh to be an old olive tree overgrown in some ancient ruins
She's being so big and brave.
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A collection of Pride themed Coat of Arms Enamel Pins. Rally your friends, choose your crest and celebrate with PRIDE.
When I was a childe, she was my favourite one
Devotional art of grand Lady Leto and Her blessed twins (inspired by Her statue)
Ancient Mesopotamian steampunk guy wearing a hat with a bunch of levers and inclined planes stuck to it.
Tragedy! Born too early for the aeolipiles and vending machines of his dreams.
Aeolipiles are these babies:
(these simple steam engines have been around since at least 30–20 BCE according to wikipedia)
Zeus stands at the foot of his temple, looking out over the glorious city of Athens.
Ναός Απτέρου Νίκης,Ακρόπολη Αθήνας
Γύρω στα 1907-1915
Από καρτποσταλ
Temple of Nike Apteros, Athens. Collector: Catsimpoolas, Nicholas. Date: ca. 1907–1915. Sourced from Digital Commonwealth website.
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Night view of the Acropolis by Mateusz Michalski / Kalberos
The Temple of Apollo at Bassae
Mist envelops the war memorial of Mantíneia. Arcadia, Greece. Photo by Stathis Koutsiaftis.
In these times, while Monsters sit on the throne and Gods live in fear, an Angel sells his wings and chases pleasures to forgive himself.