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"average roman poem contains 3 individually named trees" factoid actualy statistical error. average roman poem contains 0 individually named trees. Virgil Georg(ics), who lives in the didactic-pastoral idyll and names over 10,000 trees in each poem, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
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guys (especially classics/mythology moots but anyone really)
so... if i was to write a choose-your-path story/interactive romance based on Virgil's Eclogues (so something set in an idyllic pastoral world basically)
would you read it 👀
Corydon and Alexis.
In Virgil's Eclogues, Corydon is a goatherd who loves a young man called Alexis.
05.16.2026
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Lace’s chamber in the Cradle is cold and empty. A bed of flowers, she decides, is called for, and these broken vents, once fixed, will provide much needed warmth.
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behold: my very first hollow knight fic :3 it's a pre-canon exploration of lace trying to navigate existing in the citadel, and having normal feelings about flowers which refuse to grow beautifully and the concept of being alive.
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“Pastōrēs, hederā crescentem ornāte poētam, /Arcades, invidiā rumpantur ut īlia Codrō”
“Arcadian shepherds, crown [me as] the winning poet with ivy, / so that Codrus’s dick explodes from envy.”
Vergil Eclogue VII 25-26
"Pan, even with Arcadia as judge, would confess their defeat."
Pan etiam Arcadia dicat se iudice victum
Virgil. Eclogues (4.58–59).
Pan Pizza: pizza not from a pan but as the Greek god Pan.
Omnia vincit Christus; et nos cedamus Christo
