Apr 30, 2016
i like how σύ is defined as “thou” in LSJ. what, everyone uses “you” for singular and plural now? no. the 17th century never happened.
seen from Japan
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seen from Malaysia
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seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
i like how σύ is defined as “thou” in LSJ. what, everyone uses “you” for singular and plural now? no. the 17th century never happened.
Well! This Italian edition of Ovid's Ars Amatoria sure has a lot of simple and classy drawings of people "embracing" each other and/or animals.