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kept seeing this fat thing floating around and felt compelled (art for @purpleminte!!!!!!)
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Caught raiding the pantry @purpleminte :3
Daniela Rösch / Corinna by Stefan Soell for Femjoy
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"Cleric with a squirrel"
Corinna and Kinga via Femjoy
The seven most important ancient greek poetesses:
Telesilla of Argos, known for having helped in defending her hometown from a spartan army;
Corinna of Tanagra, known for her focus on Boeotian legends;
Nossis of Epizephyrian Locris, known for her epigrams centered on the lives and world of women;
Sappho of Lesbos, known for her love poetry, both lesbian and heterosexual, and her talent that lead people to call her "The Tenth Muse";
Anyte of Tegea, known for her pastoral poems and epitaphs for pets that became both standard genres in Hellenistic poetry and may have influenced Theocritus;
Moero of Byzantium, known for her epic poem "Mnemosyne" and her epigrams;
Erinna (birthplace unknown); known for "The Distaff", a hexameter poem in what the poetess laments the early death of her friend Baucis shortly after her marriage
Art by Sato Futaba, author of the historical mangas "Utae, Erinna!" and "Anna Komnene"