Sep 6, 2018
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forming a support group called āLesbian Classicists Who Canāt Read Sappho Because the Aeolic Dialect is a Messā whoās with me
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Marvel:Ā Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover of all time.
Me:
if I only know one thing about Homer it is this: Nausicaa is a lesbian
examples of ancient greek cult heroes:
Cleomedes of Astypalaea. Killed opponent in pankration at Olympia in 429BC. Driven mad by grief, killed 60 school children by pulling down the supporting columns of their school. Locals attempt to stone him to death as punishment, and he so he runs away and seeks refuge in the nearby Sanctuary of Athena and hides in a chest. The Astypalaeans are unable to open the chest and so break it open, yet find it empty. Pythian demands them to honour the athlete for they had violated Cleomedes right of immunity within the sanctuary, and feared the anger of the gods [Paus. 6.9.8-9].
Hero of Temesa. Originally a member of Odysseusā crew, he r/aped a woman in Temesa and was consequently stoned to death by the locals. His ghost returns and continuously kills the people of Temesa, and the Pythia orders them to propitiate the hero by building him a temple and to annually provide him with a new wife in hope that it would appease his anger [Paus. 6.6.7-9].
Children of Caphyae. Pretended to hang a statue of Artemis, and the cityās people stone them to death. Local women in the area began having miscarriages until the Pythia ordered the children to be buried and given sacrifices, for they had died unjustly, and worshiped them and the hanged Artemis [Paus. 8.23.6-7]
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Sappho 94
āRejoice, go and remember me. For you know how we cherished you.ā (trans. Anne Carson)
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{changed my url bc Ī“Ī±Ī¹Ī¼ĪæĪ½Ī¹Īµ is by far my favorite greek word and I have spent this whole week thinking about possible english translations for it}
{on a related note, if anyone has any good translations for Ī“Ī±Ī¹Ī¼ĪæĪ½Ī¹Īµ, let me know? Thus far the closest Iāve gotten isĀ āyouāre something elseā which carries the concept of strangeness but could also be used in both intimate/angry contexts...}
I should probably mention that this is mainly a gaming/fandom/personal/whatever-you-call-them blog
me actually posting any classics related stuffs - except uni rambling - is kinda rare hah
essay planning because I know Iām gonna end up accidentally deleting it on Word at some point
(and itās nice to keep the really simplified plan because then it just gets complicated/confusing when I actually start fleshing out the sections)