And by the way if any Ancient Romans were somehow around today you should want to kill them. With guns.
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And by the way if any Ancient Romans were somehow around today you should want to kill them. With guns.
gold gets liquified at 1063°C (1945°F) and that means you’d have that running through your body. you’d die.
I really like this criticism bc the part you find unrealistic and a hazard is the temperature of the gold not the fact that it’s there in the first place
I keep seeing Ogygia depicted with landscapes and plants associated with a tropical climate, or with things that don’t make much sense in the Homeric context, so I’m going to show some photos based on Perseustufts’ speculations regarding the vegetation mentioned in Rhapsody V of the Odyssey in the description of Ogygia.
They are mentioned in different groups:
The wood that Calypso burns in her cave, and which she must obtain from somewhere, which is why I assume it is native to her region (v. 60)
Forest vegetation described as such (vv. 64-74)
Wood that she tells Odysseus to use for his raft and also to attach the logs to one another (v. 239 and v.256)
Material for Calypso’s tools (v. 236)
v. 60 → κέδρου with two possible interpretations: from κέδρον (juniper-berry) or from κέδρος, which translates as cedar, and is the one emphasised by the website itself. In this case, I believe it would be the Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica) because Ogygia is west of Ithaca (which means it cannot be a Lebanese cedar or Cedrus libani).
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v. 60 → θύου with several different meanings, but as a plant, θύον here is interpreted as Callitris quadrivalvis:
v. 64 → κλήθρη from κλήθρα, here intrepeted as Alnus glutinosa:
v. 64 → αἴγειρός as Populus nigra:
v. 64 → κυπάρισσος as Cupressus sempervirens:
v. 69 → ἡμερὶς as "the cultivated vine" Vitis vinifera:
v. 72 → ἴου among the many meanings derived from ἴον, interpreted as Viola odorata:
v. 72 → σελίνου from σέλινον as Apium graveolens:
v. 236 -> ἐλάινον from ἐλάινος as "of olive-wood" which i myself assume that to Olea oleaster (is the wild variety of Olea europaea):
v. 239 → ἐλάτη as Abies cephalonica
v. 256 οἰσυΐνῃσι οἰσύινος of osier, of wicker-work (as we say in Spanish cestería) here my friend @ulises-aithon has suggested Salix purpurea:
(I have used PerseusTufts, but it is not the only reliable source of information: many other dictionaries may suggest different species, or even entire genera or taxonomic families, for the same word. This is just a brief overview.)
the horror of being "god's favourite princess". literally one of my favourite horror themes. the god loves you and it's so scary.
it will always choose you. you cannot die. you'll always come back because it loves you so much. you are its right and left hand, its eternal weapon. it will drown you in its light. light as horror. darkness as horror. what if it thinks you are its best friend.
you are god's favourite princess and it's terrifying.
“Madness may be temporary, but the isolation it generates is permanent.”
- in reference to Ajax and Dido, from Greek Tragedy in Vergil’s “Aeneid” by Vassiliki Panoussi
Something something the only possible restoration from madness is death. The severing of external ties during mania removes the sufferer from their former social position. That inability to return to equilibrium can only be remedied by killing the afflicted (ending the plague) or the afflicted killing themself (intentional reclamation of agency)
Aeneas bro 😝😝
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I want the record to state I have never been this hard in my entire life
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thinking about cicero's writing about clodius in pro milone "he was met by clodius, [...] without his wife (which he scarcely ever was)" and "hitherto clodius had always travelled with his wife" aughhhh clodius and fulvia loved each other so much let's all just k- *remembers that suicide jokes are unproductive and detrimental to your mental health* let's all just dismantle half of the senate building for clodius' funeral pyre
king priam told me achilles keeps killing his warriors so i asked how many warriors he has and he said he just goes to the anatolian countryside and recruits new warriors afterwards so i said it sounds like he’s just feeding warriors to achilles and then hector started crying.
Anyone have/had a fairphone and enjoyed it?
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okay first of all rome isn't real so jot that down
Sulla if he was in Astérix
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