plasmapop:

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17/11/18: catullus 51 made out of other people’s translations of catullus 51

ce-sac-contient:
“ Fabio Viale - Kouros, 2015
White marble, tattoos (88 x 50 x 55 cm)
Galleria Poggiali e Forconi, Firenze
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ce-sac-contient:

Fabio VialeKouros, 2015

White marble, tattoos (88 x 50 x 55 cm)

Galleria Poggiali e Forconi, Firenze

cuhreenah:
“still nobody wants me
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cuhreenah:

still nobody wants me

srkajolgif:

Kajol in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995)

frogparty:

there is no temptation greater on earth than that of museum gift shops

catullan:

bad use of praeteritio: cicero saying he won’t talk about something and then talking endlessly about the thing anyway

good use of praeteritio: ovid going like oh no…i have to write about sexual obscenities now…..my pudor would not want to……but i Must……….i Have To………i’m sorry……….anyway here’s a list of sexual positions ranked for how aesthetically pleasing th

onigil:

classicist: wow, i can’t believe we’ve uncovered yet another new sappho fragment! i can’t wait to see what it says

fragment: …’ve up..ted ou[r] pri..[cy?] pol[icy

suzani:
“ Lakai Suzani, traditional textiles of Uzbekistan, late 19th century, polychrome silk embroidery on silk ground. A fragment of embroidery on photo.
Size 345 by 264cm., 11ft 4in by 8ft 8in.
Source: Sotheby’s auction.
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suzani:

Lakai Suzani, traditional textiles of Uzbekistan, late 19th century, polychrome silk embroidery on silk ground. A fragment of embroidery on photo.
Size 345 by 264cm., 11ft 4in by 8ft 8in.
Source: Sotheby’s auction.

lordearthistory:
“The Tennis Court Oath by Jacques Louis David // “Tennis Court” by Lorde
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lordearthistory:

The Tennis Court Oath by Jacques Louis David // “Tennis Court” by Lorde

thoodleoo:

this pride month i’d just like to remind you that sappho, the original lesbian, was sometimes called the 10th muse because her poetry was so good and vergil, who was almost certainly mlm, wrote one of the most (if not the most) influential works of latin literature, so remember that us queer folk are extremely powerful and you’re destined for some pretty great stuff

  1. some ancient greek dude: why do you write so much poetry about loving women?
  2. sappho, about to invent lesbianism: oh, haven't you heard?
mobble:
“comfort like no other
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mobble:

comfort like no other

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