if dionysus was around today, he would wear acrylic nails and say ‘PERIODT’ ironically
seen from China
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Bangladesh
seen from Pakistan
seen from United States
seen from Argentina

seen from United States
seen from Switzerland

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Romania
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Ireland
if dionysus was around today, he would wear acrylic nails and say ‘PERIODT’ ironically
Londoners Latin Beginners Study Group?
Would anyone be interested in a study group through skype or discord or possibly in person in London for people with no prior experience w/ Latin?
So far there are 3 of us and we intend to just work through the Wheelocks Latin Book and compare our work and process and talk about what we had issues with.
It would also mean you have a group of people holding you accountable and weekly deadlines. Message me if you’re interested on here or DM me on twitter @indikurtis :)
nobody:
nobody:
nobody:
nobody:
nobody:
nobody:
odysseus: nobody
hera would probably be a vsco girl ngl
The majority of the blogs I follow are inactive. I need new ones. Say hi if i’d like yours please. X
The epic simile, also known as the Homeric simile, is a distinctive feature of ancient Greek epic poetry, particularly exemplified in works…
It’s half way through the semester and I have 2 assignments in on Thursday, but it’s more like 3. A shift all day weds and anxiety that I’m drowning in.
Confessions 3
Q: What would this book have been like if it were written from the perspective of Augustine’s mom? What would she have had to say about his growth as a human being and the changes he went through??
C: Augustine made an interesting point when talking about the connection between the love and jealousy, suspicion, fear, temper, and quarreling. They go hand in hand and often it is hard to have one without the others. We’re stuck in the human condition of wearing our “chains with bliss but with torment too.”