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je cherchais des images de galessin livre vi et je suis tombé sur ça…est-ce qu’on dirait pas qu’ils vous nous sortir un super album de rap années 2000 à la kyo

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Happy Death Day Pompeius Magnus.
Some lines about Pompeius' death from various ancient poetry
(no, not Lucan, because Lucan makes me sad)
402.—Anonymous - On Pompey the Great In what sore need of a tomb stood he who possessed abundant temples!
(The Greek Anthology 9)
[...] Who, Great Pompey, after your victory over the forces of Mithri-dates, your recovery of the seas from piracy, and your three triumphs gained from campaigns which traversed the earth, would have believed that, when you could now pass as another styled the Great, you were destined to perish on Egyptian shores with but fire of shipwrecked wood to burn your corpse and remnants of an upcast barque to make your pyre? [...]
(Manilius, Astronomica IV)
[...] Guilty Alexandria, land ever ready for treason, and Memphis, so often blood-stained at our cost, where the sand robbed Pompey of his three triumphs, no day shall ever wash you clean of this infamy, Rome. Better had your funeral processed over the Phlegrean fields, or had you been doomed to bow your neck to your father-in-law!
(Propertius: The Elegies III, 11)
You shall shed pious tears for the crime of Pelusian Canopus and give Pompey a tomb more lofty than bloody Pharos
(Statius, Silvae II, 7)
§ 5.74 ON POMPEY AND HIS SONS: The sons of Pompey are covered by the soils of Asia and Europe; Pompey himself by that of Africa, if indeed he be covered by any. What wonder that they are thus dispersed over the whole globe? So great a ruin could not have lain in a single spot.
(Martial, Epigrams V)
Marrant cette scène, pour des raisons que je ne m’explique pas, elle me fait penser à Arthur et Manilius si ce dernier était resté à Rome et ne l’avait rejoint que bien plus tard.
sur les toits de rome
Mars, Scorpio and Aries
Mars with sword and shield, an angel above, looking heavenward. Translation: "Mars - It appears between Jupiter and the Sun. The main house is Scorpio, the lesser main house is Aries". Engraving by N. Dorigny, 1695, after Raphael, 1516.
This post was supposed to be an answer to an anon's ask, but I decided to make it a post, because it was getting long. They expressed confusion about the opposition between Scorpio and Taurus and the similarities between Mars and Scorpio, because they find it easy to see the stereotypical martial qualities in Aries, but not Scorpio. I suppose Scorpio is one of the most confusing signs to understand these days because of how distorted the information got, after modern astrology tried to make Pluto its ruler. The dismissal of Mars from Scorpio, and the association of Pluto, is even more distorting when you consider that Scorpio has always been considered the main house of Mars. This is one of the biggest issues with the modern transaturnian planets as rulers, they take the meanings of the traditional planets, which already had taken care of all the symbolism, but now they are made empty, or at least kinda mediocre. Manilius told us that "the Scorpion presides over arms" (Manilius, Astronomica, 1st century AD, book 4, p.253) and it has a lot more to do with war than Aries. Aries is a point of equilibrium because it marks an equinox, it is when life triumphs over death and it carries solar meanings very strongly, as much as martial ones. The equinoxes are not about the actual time of war, although Aries can show a glorification of war, or rebellion, a fighting spirit. All Aries I know are political militants. But it has a lot to do as well with work, sacrifice, purpose, breakthroughs and pioneering; and on its more solar side it's about the victory of light over darkness, renewel, reason, the intellect¹ and spirit. Of course it's still a hot place and it's still a brutish sign, and yes, the wrong Aries can very much enjoy fascism. But Scorpio doesn't stay behind on the martial significations at all, at least in traditional astrology.
“By virtue of his tail armed with its powerful sting, wherewith, when conducting the Sun’s chariot through his sign, he cleaves the soil and sows seed in the furrow, the Scorpion creates natures ardent for war and active service, and a spirit which rejoices in plenteous bloodshed and in carnage more than in plunder. Why, these men spend even peace under arms: they fill the glades and scour the woods; they wage fierce warfare now against man, now against beast, and now they sell their persons to provide the spectacle of death and to perish in the arena, when, warfare in abeyance, they each find themselves foes to attack. There are those, too, who enjoy mock-fights and jousts in arms (such is their love of fighting) and devote their leisure to the study of war and every pursuit which arises from the art of war.” (Manilius, Astronomica, 1st century AD, p.239-240)

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Kaamelott incorrect quotes:
Merlin : We were helping Arthur write his vows but Blaise kick us out because Manilius kept making inappropriate suggestions.
Manilius : How is, "Aconia I love your sweet ass", inappropriate.
The Signs and their Olympian gods, according to Manilius, 1st century CE
Aries: Athena Taurus: Aphrodite Gemini: Apollo Cancer: Hermes Leo: Zeus Virgo: Demeter Libra: Hephaestus Scorpio: Ares Sagittarius: Artemis Capricorn: Hestia Aquarius: Hera Pisces: Poseidon
ok donc AU où il est vivant. vous croyez qu'il se convertit ou qu'il reste le seul pélo à prier ses dieux romains au prix de moqueries incessantes. OU il fait genre qu'il devient chrétien pour pas niquer la couverture d'arthur mais en vrai ils prient mars ensemble en secret. ou en fait il aime bien toutes ces histoires de dieu qui vient mourir pour nos péchés il trouve ça sexy