TFBT: quotes and LInks VI

Remus had Twin Sons, Also Suckled by a She-Wolf https://t.co/SxVRvbNQ3O

Ref, the chariot race the polarity of the Nestor and Achilles reflects that of heroic values (bie and metis).  http://t.co/eluKomNP1A

Recorded video conversation with Professor Leonard Muellner and Hero 25 participants on the Embassy scene.  http://t.co/Z4lT0rWsfU

Recorded Hour 25 discussion on "Rhesus" by Euripides http://t.co/DPJv3Hq96s

“Reasonable men...pay no heed at all to the abduction of women...for they would not be abducted unless they wanted it.” Herodutus 1.4

Reading the Odyssey 1.1-21: with Frame, Nagy and Muellner http://t.co/8eUZcEDIWb  

Reading Homeric Greek: "Odyssey" 1.136-143, with Gregory Nagy, Muellner and Frame https://t.co/rpKLzwY22C

Read the Essay by Mary Lefkowitz; “A Stranger Comes to Thebes”. http://t.co/tvXVrNot

Read Online! “;The Aethiopis: Neo-Neoanalysis Reanalyzed” by Malcolm Davies https://t.co/VW4D7JV0d3

Read Hesiod's Cosmos by Jenny Strauss Clay. | Questia, Your Online Research Library: http://t.co/ucsDtD24

Read Euripides';”Medea”; with actor Paul O'Mahony http://t.co/J3i52vcmtK

Re: the Iliad "529 instances of...abstract nouns in speech(es), as against 90 in narrative (the Poet)" http://t.co/aFY7tax0

 Quiz on Zeus' sons and Penelope.  https://t.co/M1vKlHVDte

   

Quiz on Rubens' abduction in Prado. https://t.co/kgPOuHGyn6

"Q; Why is a Greek temple a good place that sleep?

A; You can lay your head on a pillar"

"Q; Why did the kitchen cleaner's job remind her of the Iliad?

A.  It was a study in ancient grease

"Q; Why did Odysseus, Ajax and Phoenix walk out of the bar where Achilles worked? 

A: Achilles was lyre-ing at them"

"Q; How do you greet Cerberus?

A; Hello, hello, hello!

"Q;  what did Polyphemus say to his sweetheart?

A;  You are the one-eye care for.

"Q;  What did one greek god call out to the others?

A;  Are you deaf or can you eros?

Pythian 3.83  “Fools make nothing of either.(good or bad)  The noble turn both to advantage folding pain within & showing beauty without." 

Pythian 3.21  " men which dishonors what is at home and looks far away, hunting down empty air with hopes that can't be fulfilled."

Pythagoreans: they could not only hear daimones, but even see them, http://t.co/usQgsjp1

Prolegomena to a Study of Eros on Roman Provincial Coinage: Introduction http://t.co/4nWOKaZK

Project: "Antigone" in High School https://t.co/eraErA8xGK

Professor Gregory Nagy discusses with Hour 25 the epic cycle, through the metaphor of the chariot wheel  http://t.co/WyLzlhxqxv

Professional Nagy and Friends discussing ring composition among other things.  http://t.co/5EWephm9jP