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"I dreamed of her weirdly mixed with the winters of my childhood and imagined a play where someone like Björk world sing wild translingual songs while sailing down a snowy river of ancient Asia Minor."
(Anne Carson on Kassandra in An Oresteia)
Pretty sure I'm better than Homer
Wine is an escape from grief, a slip into sleep, a cool forgetting of the hot pains of day. What better cure for being human? And when we make libation to the gods we pour the god of wine himself — it’s how we pray. Yet this is the divinity you want to laugh at?
Euripedes, tr. Anne Carson. Bakkhai
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I’ve got the police on it. Soon have them all locked up — put a stop to this Bakkhic nonsense. But people are talking about a certain Lydian stranger hanging around too. A sort of magician. Huckster. Swoony type, long hair, bedroom eyes, cheeks like wine. He mingles with the young girls night and day, claiming to show them some sort of mystic thing, claiming this Dionysos is a son of god and was sewn up in the thigh of Zeus — awful nonsense!
— Euripedes, tr. Anne Carson. Bakkhai
Sappho, Fragment 24A, trans. Anne Carson
Sappho Lobel-Page 129A-129B, tr. Anne Carson