Look what you made me do, Nemesis
Zeus: CEO of the gods. Aphrodite: Goddess of love. Nemesis, standing in the middle of a destroyed room with a sword: All I think about...
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Hercules and the Horses of Diomedes
Hercules and the Horses of Diomedes Diomedes had four horses that ate humans. Diomedes was king of Thrace, whose parents were Ares and Cyrene. The...
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Mythological Bridge of Scylla & Charybdis Would Unite Italy with
Desperate to jump-start a stalled economy, in 2020 Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte revived a long-dormant infrastructure project.
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Girls only want one thing
Someone: Hey, I love your armour! Armoured girl, proudly: Thanks, it has pockets!
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Hero deaths
Achilles: Died from an arrow striking his heel. Hercules: Died from centaur blood acid. Icarus: Picture of hot wings.
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Interview Questions for Medieval Monks
Do you sing, by chants? Do you suffer from cloister-phobia? Have you achoired any bad abbots? Do you ever sing the odd song during evensong?...
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UncategorisedBloodsuckers
Selene from Underworld: Vampires are romantisized, revered, even idolised for their bloodsucking ways. Dissapointed Man with hands on hips: Mosquitoes.
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Anatomy of an Angel marble
Alfred Boucher created some of the most delicate and seductive nudes of the late 19th century. They range from Volubilis, which in its unfinished state...
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Ancient Greek legal system/procedure of Justice
Ancient Greek legal system/procedure of Justice (briefly) Legal procedure was simple. Each party had the opportunity to present their case, cite relevant law, produce...
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The Rape of a Goddess: How Demeter Beat the All-Powerful Zeus
Who were Demeter and Persephone? And why did their myth resonate so strongly with women of ancient Greece? The story of Demeter, goddess of the...
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Sound of Ancient Languages
https://youtu.be/1kZ-8wmDqqk
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Fun in Hell
“The road to hell is paved with skulls of popes and bishops” —Saint Athanasius of Alexandria, Council of Nicaea, AD 325 (attrib.) Fun in Hell...
