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Statue of Tyche, A.D. 2nd century, Istanbul, Archaeological Museum

In ancient Greek mythology, the deity of the chance, the goddess of good luck and fate. In ancient Roman mythology Fortune.

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Series: Umi no Yami, Tsuki no Kage Artist: Shinohara Chie Publication: ‘Shinohara Chie Genga-ten Koushiki Zuroku’ (11/2018) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

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Loputyn - https://www.facebook.com/loputynbunny - https://www.instagram.com/loputyn/?hl=es - https://loputyn.tumblr.com - https://stay-hop.com/collections/loputyn

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Protection

Hi!!

ideksams

he's telling the truth 🫶

romanticism-art

The Black Sea at night, 1879, Ivan Aivazovski

Size: 76x100 cm Medium: oil, canvas

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In celebration of the first chapter of the of Heaven chapter, I made these sketches as old anime-style for their special day! 🥹❤️

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Study of an Angel from Paradise Lost. 1867. Alexandre Cabanel French 1823-1889. drawing. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com

ceejles

so it's marichat may??👀

hotwaterandmilk

Series: Yami no Purple Eye Artist: Shinohara Chie Publication: ‘Shinohara Chie Genga-ten Koushiki Zuroku’ (11/2018) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

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Dousei Jidai by Kamimura Kazuo

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Yamagishi Ryoko - Siren (1977)

It has been some time since we released Seraphim, but here we are with the first story from Siren: Siren. This one too is from 1977, but was published in Hana to Yume, unlike Seraphim. The color illustration that graces the cover of the volume is also what made the translator make platypus get this particular tankoubon.

Special thanks to Key for accepting to battle physical raws for us (for many, many projects) and to Amity33 for not letting me succumb to using Google Translate for the speech bubbles in Greek.

DDL MangaDex

Now there is only one more story left from this Yamagishi oneshot collection.

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Yamagishi Ryouko - Pannychis (1976)

With this, all three stories in Siren are scanlated now!

This story takes its name from an actual poem, André Chenier's Pannychis. I want to leave it here as well, because poetry translation is another level and I'm far from anywhre near that level:

Ma belle Pannychis, il faut bien que tu m'aimes; Nous avons même toit, nos âges sont les mêmes. Vois comme je suis grand, vois comme je suis beau. Hier je me suis mis auprès de mon chevreau; Par Pollux et Minerve! il ne pouvait qu'à peine Faire arriver sa tête au niveau de la mienne. D'une coque de noix j'ai fait un abri sûr Pour un beau scarabée étincelant d'azur; Il couche sur la laine, et je te le destine. Ce matin, j'ai trouvé parmi l'algue marine Une vaste coquille aux brillantes couleurs; Nous l'emplirons de terre, il y viendra des fleurs. Je veux, pour te montrer une flotte nombreuse, Lancer sur notre étang des écorces d'yeuse. Le chien de la maison est si doux! chaque soir, Mollement sur son dos je veux te faire asseoir; Et, marchant devant toi jusques à notre asile, Je guiderai les pas de ce coursier docile.

A nicer English translation of the poem is available in Eleanor Farjeon's The Little Bookroom, so I urge you to read that.

The beautiful double spread above is also used as the cover of another Yamagishi compilation, Syrinx Pan.

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Dorian Red Gloria aka Eroica - colour pin-up illustration for Princess (1981) - Yasuko Aoike 60th Anniversary Artbook: Contrail

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i don’t trust lgbt book recs coming from this site ever because it’s either like “this gay subplot romance isn’t important at all and doesn’t happen until the very end but yay for scraps ❤️” or it’s like “this trans rep/gay romance is a side dish to a viscerally upsetting plot rife with sexual assault handled with no nuance and in fact let me titillate you with it with no warning but yay for gay people uwuwuwuwu” or “this book is bad. it’s shittily written. but you will love it because i said it has rep 😉”