Khairei Deerslayers

Possagno, Italy.

she transformed her enemies, or those who offended her, into wild beasts // Circe by Wright Barker (1889)

Ghassan Kanafani, a Palestinian writer and a leading member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. (via diaspora)

From Paphos, a Roman mosaic depicting, among other things, ΟΙ ΠΡΩΤΟΙ ΟΙΝΟΝΠΟΙΟΝΤΕΣ — “the first wine-drinkers,” that is, the discoverers of wine.

Anne Carson, from Men in the Off Hours; “Dirt and Desire: Essay on the Phenomenology of Female Pollution in Antiquity” (via echymosis)

around the world in 80 cities: Marrakech, Morocco

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spa days with your bestie

he is a god, never forget that. (via celticlight)

Venus Rising from the Sea (detail)

where I’d prefer to spend a dreary morning like this one… (at Musée Bourdelle)

extra fun fact: she is a daughter of nyx, whose other children are such lovely people as thanatos (god of death), momus (god of mockery), oizys (goddess of misery and depression), nemesis (goddess of retribution), apate (goddess of deceit), and eris (goddess of strife)