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notacluedo · 2 months
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how the ride back from skyros went
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fire-flower-work · 4 months
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Δεν το ξέχασα ποτέ
Δεν σε ξέχασα ποτέ
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athanasiaaaaa · 5 months
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Κάπου στην Άνω Πόλη τον Σεπτέμβρη
(μου λείπεις!)
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imaginal-ai · 2 months
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"Hercules and His Lover, Iolaus, in Moonlight" (0002)
(More of The Hercules and Iolaus Series)
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andy-clutterbuck · 10 months
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(◡‿◡✿)
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snowyarcher · 2 months
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Hell, you were the rightest of my wrongs
- Unknown
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maedhrus · 6 months
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– sarah ruhl, "eurydice" (insp.)
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brother-emperors · 1 year
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Not long after, some cattle were stolen from Euboea by Autolycus, and Eurytus supposed that it was done by Hercules; but Iphitus did not believe it and went to Hercules. And meeting him, as he came from Pherae after saving the dead Alcestis or Admetus, he invited him to seek the kine with him. Hercules promised to do so and entertained him; but going mad again he threw him from the walls of Tiryns.
Pseudo Apollodorus, Bibliotheca, 2.6.2
Iphitos, Herakles, and behind the scene of the murder: Iphitos gifting Odysseus with a bow, and then Odysseus, alone.
okay, so I quoted Apollodorus first, but what actually intrigues me about it is how it goes against a general narrative by making it seem like the act was against his will
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Sophokles, Trachiniae
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Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca Historica
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Herakles and Omphale, Elmer G. Suhr
I'm also fascinated Odysseus' in this moment of the arc, with rituals of friendships cut short and paths diverging where they might have otherwise continued along side each other. there is a tragedy and intimacy of it and the role it plays in the Odyssey that gets to me. Odysseus strings his bow and its a kind of crescendo of several different threads coming together!! and underneath it all, inescapable, Iphitos. everything's interconnected! we're all made up of the people we met along whichever roads we take!!
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Greek Notions of the Past in the Archaic and Classical Eras, edited by John Marincola, Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, Calum Maciver
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The Odyssey, trans. Fagles
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ravenofsilver · 6 months
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Sometimes I see posts wondering if Patroclus and Hyacinthus would be friends in the afterlife.
And I want to assure you that no. They would absolutely not be. Why would Patroclus and Achilles be fond of one of the best-beloved of Apollo, the god who played a most direct hand in both their deaths?
Don’t get me wrong I see the parallels. But still absolutely not.
I do think Hyacinthus chills with Adonis. In some myths, Apollo is listed as one of Adonis’ lovers. I think out of the three, Apollo would have been the one to give that mortal the most freedom, the most room to breathe.
Similarly, in his courtship of Hyacinthus, Apollo took him to new places and taught him new things.
I think if there is anyone who could really appreciate what this means, it would be the two of them. So. Adonis and Hyacinthus are friends in death. But Patroclus and Hyacinthus would absolutely throw hands because they’re both slightly unhinged and very much in love.
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skellynoodle · 6 months
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Was joking with a friend about the confusion the early Greco-roman Christian converts felt, and we decided that Dionysus and Jesus need a sitcom a la saint young men
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missagonyy · 16 days
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A few last Xena sketches - Minya, Discord, and Strife.
😅
Sorry, I’m editing this to add Callisto
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withlovefromolympus · 2 years
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idk who in the pjo fandom needs to hear this, but:
There are demigod children of Aphrodite who are aroace, and they are extremely valid Aphrodite kids.
Aphrodite loves and accepts them as her own as much as she does her other children. As the goddess of love, she’s the goddess of all kinds of love, not just the type that’s romantic (or sexual), so aro and/or ace kids of hers simply express the familial/friendship/ect relationships of her domain, which are also important forms of love <3
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finelythreadedsky · 6 months
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i make it a rule to always include translations whenever i quote anything in ancient greek or latin (or any other language other than english) in all my academic work but here on tumblr dot com i like to have a little incomprehensibility sorry
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imaginal-ai · 5 months
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"Hercules and His Lover, Iolaus"
(Hercules 0001)
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greekmythcomix · 5 months
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It occurred to me yesterday in class, not for the first time, that Ancient Greeks looking back at Mycenaean era walls and saying ‘The Cyclopes must have made them’ is rather like certain modern people looking at the Pyramids and saying
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aphemera · 1 month
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rewatching interstellar trying to connect it to odysseus because i’m completely normal about him
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