oh my god i somehow forgot that demeter is my professor-assigned-kin
The Ox-eyed Queen Hera / へーラー女神さま
i just think if the main guy blinds himself right there you could be getting weirder about the audience’s spectatorship
have resolved this for myself actually. you go to see a play about a guy looking too close in the mirror and seeing something fucked up and you say lmao why would you even look at that. well riddle me this why did you go and see the play. moral: why would you want to watch that lmao
Anat, Baal and Astarte - the Ancient Egyptian gods from Near East / エジプトのアナト、バアル、アスタルト
近東出身のエジプト神(彼ら以外にも何名かいます) ウガリト神話の絵はそこそこ枚数があるので、後でまとめようと思います。
Minoan fashion
Sexual themes
also i do think aeschylus himself played agamemnon-aegisthus-apollo
ugh what's the opposite of reincarnation. same body, different person.
Sigismund Christian Hubert Goetze (English, 1866-1939) Venus Visits Vulcan, 1909
In Virgil's narrative, in the eighth book of The Aeneid, Venus induces Vulcan to forge arms for her mortal son Aeneas, champion of the Trojans against the Greeks.
gladiator (gladiatrix????) girlfriends,,,,,,,, thinking thoughts,,,,,,,,
born from an egg 🥚
Walter Leistikow - Grunewald-See
to have this line delivered BY klytemnestra's body and actor!!! we do NOT have klytemnestra's corpse after all because she is walking and talking and addressing the court and arguing for the prosecution!!! her corpse is nOT a cold hard fact!!! it proves nothing.
#new eumenides take. orestes is acquitted BECAUSE he is in a play.#his defense is that he was an actor (acting the role scripted for him by apollo) but it should have been that CLYTEMNESTRA was an actor#and that death was her enacted role#orestes can't be convicted of killing her because clytemnestra got right up and came back on as athena
icke oresteia boldly dares to ask: what if you could keep killing the same body over and over again
theater is great because the cycle of revenge really CAN be endless. kinslaying with recycling. you can keep killing the same guy and avenging his death by reenacting it forever.
ganymede and hebe doodles
[sophocles voice] i love thebes and narratives
Alice Pike Barney - Ceres (1901)
Oh, you’re from Ontario, Michigan, Wisconsin, or Minnesota? Okay, tell me where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours.