Susan Stephens suggests that Helen was kept safe
during the Trojan war at the future site of Alexandria. http://t.co/I9uNAbPZ
Susan Stephens discusses a statue to Arsinoe floating
in the air at Alexandria http://t.co/I9uNAbPZ
Survey of castrated heroes in Greek myth, https://t.co/gKLyjy05LE
Sun never sets on the British Empire https://t.co/rhjK1IEYeY
Sun God's Statue: From Dust to Dust http://t.co/pZIKw0N55y
Summer is almost over.
I named this week's quiz in honor of Aphrodite's bratty little son,
Eros. Enjoy! http://t.co/5gj21ssWOE
Suggestion as to why the Greek gods created man. http://t.co/fDKMaqeNH6
“Still, taunt me not with the gifts...given me... let
not a man disdain them, for the gods give them where they are minded.” (Iliad 3:64)
Stesichorus on Helen; “That story is not true. You
never sailed in the benched ships. You never went to the city of Troy” http://t.co/6fLR861rEv
Spurgeon (1857) says of the birth of Christ,"He
who created all things, and bears up the pillars of creation.”
Speaks to the point unfailingly w/gentle respect. Stands
out(in assembly) As he walks thru the city they look on him as a god.
Od.8.171-3
Speaking of Centaurs...Nestor's Tale in Iliad 1 https://t.co/0f9jpgQMoD
Speaking of Agamemnon; "Angry men never think
they have spoken enough." P.A. Draper
Speak as Though the Gods Were Listening https://t.co/51qiVkZx1C
Spartan_feeling...very friendly towards Athens on
account of...patriotism which she...displayed in the struggle with the Mede (Thucydides).
"Sorry, I'm a safety officer. I just had to post this. SOTERIA was the goddess or spirit (daimon) of
safety. http://t.co/ZOfKyaGtL3"
Sorry, can't resist genealogy tables. https://t.co/kieag9CSh9
“The dead do
not return.” Patroclus’ ghost, (Iliad 23. 69)
“Some truths tarnish when exposed.” (page 84) Homeric
Moments, Eva Brann,
"Socrates describes Homer as “The best and most
divine of the poets."
So You Think You Know Odysseus? http://t.co/29h4BfZAcZ
“So from the same place were born gods and mortal men.”
(Works and Days 108).
“Smooth-tongued Nestor, the facile speaker of the
Pylians, the words fell from his lips sweeter than honey.” Iliad I, 250
Slowdown in...driving, talking, approaching a call,
sending an email. The faster you get into trouble the longer it takes to get
out of it.
Sirens;"No man has ever yet sailed past us with
his dark ship without staying to hear the sweet sound" Od xii 186, Doesn't
NoMan=Odysseus? Not actually, the joke
doesn’t work in the Greek.
Sinon: The Man Behind The Fall of Troy https://t.co/wnMYlsMyQ1
Since my hair turned white I hear this all the
time! "I have heard that you can
give interpretations and solve problems." (Daniel 5:16)
“Since Hera nursed Thetis who nursed Achilles, the
bile of Hera is already flowing in the veins of Achilles” Gregory Nagy http://t.co/o1Itj4yQPZ
Simonides of Ceos singing of Danae & Perseus, “But
I tell you: sleep my baby and let the sea sleep. Let our trouble sleep. Let
some change appear.”
Short Lecture by Nagy on the destruction of the
Persian armada. https://t.co/lukageeyjL
She stepped out of her historty and touched her
destiny. Pastor Schwarte
“She sent her tiny daughter to greet me in her stead,
just as an invisible god sometimes sends a cherub to console a mortal.” Alexandre
Dumas
She sat...beside...Zeus & Athena gave place. And Hera set in her hand a
fair golden cup, and spake words of cheer and Thetis drank Il 24:98
“She looks down at me, eyes glittering like gems.
‘That boy is a bitter melon.’” Diana
Abu-Jaber, "The Language of Baklava"
Shape-shifting Metis wrestled & wed by Zeus, S/S
Psamathe w/w by Zeus’ son Aeacus, S/S Thetis w/w by Aeacus’ son Peleus. Pattern
there?
Seferis on Delphi; “One thing to look at...the souls
from the point of view of (a) God and another from...his servants http://t.co/7I09ax28
Seer; "Everyone is fine, especially your father.”
Man;
"Father's been dead 10 years."
Seer; "Not your real father." Philogelos
#201
S. Dova translates Od 9.366 as “My name is Nobody” Now
I have to watch the Terence Hill film all over again!. https://t.co/qaAQPJrkeK
RV 1.117.5 the twins restored Vandana like one who had
fallen asleep in the womb of the death goddess; like the sun dwelling in
darkness
Rumor! What evil can surpass her speed? Aeneid
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