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Happy new year, and therefore it is time to remember the ancient Greek god ‘Kairos’ (καιρός), the god of the perfect moment or timing. He helps bring the perfect moment to take some decisive action, or to make something happen.
The youngest son of Zeus, he is depicted running on tiptoe with winged heels. He holds a razor in one hand and a pair of scales in the other. A lock of hair falls over the

17 views Happy new year, and therefore it is time to remember the ancient Greek god ‘Kairos’ (καιρός), the god of the perfect moment or timing. He helps bring the perfect moment to take some decisive action, or to make something happen. The youngest son of Zeus, he is depicted running on tiptoe with winged heels. He holds a razor in one hand and a pair of scales in the other. A lock of hair falls over the

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🔥 Top post New instance, new #introduction, after moving here from @historians.social. I've been on the Fediverse since 2022, and I wish there were more ancient Mediterranean people here. I am a mature-aged ancient history and classical languages student at the University of Queensland (in… ★ 26

Having fun with the Catalogue of Ships map, built by Ethan Mollick - complete with a button to launch the Achaean fleet: https://catalogue-of-ships.netlify.app/ I found it via the also excellent Homer Reader website, with public domain Ili… ★ 1 It's good to see so many Homer scholars at large following Christopher Nolan's film of The Odyssey, especially in the comments on YouTube. For some reason, they seem most exercised under any video involving Emily Wilson. I wonder why they … ★ 2

Happy new year, and therefore it is time to remember the ancient Greek god ‘Kairos’ (καιρός), the god of the perfect moment or timing. He helps bring the perfect moment to take some decisive action, or to make something happen. The younges… ★ 17 Reposting here for the #ClassicsBluesky people. Australia's under-16 social media ban has commenced, and Bluesky asked me to give my face, ID or credit card to a faceless third party. I didn't use it often, and only for one or two topics, … ★ 7 Yet again, I think that ancient Greek myth and tragedy is crying out for good adaptations in film. This from the Bacchae could be such a good visual with the right handling: "They carried fire on their hair, but it did not burn them." ἐπὶ … ★ 2 Race against time to revise the Bacchae for my ancient Greek exam and I needed to do a small spreadsheet to work out what I'd translated, what I'd reviewed, and what I have yet to do. It felt a bit strange doing a spreadsheet for a transla… ★ 1 Starting to write notes for my Bacchae essay in Comic Sans, which the young folk reassure me will help me loosen up and stop spinning my wheels. I'm hoping it will help with φρονεῖν, especially since that is what I'm writing about. Still, … ★ 2 The Parthian Pomaxathres was said to have killed Crassus, although Plutarch said this was "a matter of conjecture". Things didn't end well for the rest of the Roman expeditionary force: "These details, however, are matters of conjecture ra… Only when we discussed this story in my Greek class did I see that the story continued. After the tragic actor Jason (τραγῳδιῶν δὲ ὑποκριτὴς Ἰάσων ὄνομα) used the head of Crassus as a prop, reciting lines from the Bacchae: "This delighted … ★ 1 Translating the Bacchae, so this hits hard when Dodds refers to the Parthians using the actual head of Crassus as a stage prop. "Now when the head of Crassus was brought to the king's door ... a tragic actor, Jason by name, of Tralles, was… ★ 3

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Returned to University of Queensland in 2018 to study ancient history, Latin, ancient Greek. Advanced ancient Greek in 2025-6. Whatever I do in life, I want Athena on my side. 📷: Plovdiv, Bulgaria #AncientHistory #AncientGreece #AncientRome #AncientMed #HellenisticPeriod #Classics #LinguaLatina #AncientGreek #ClassicalGreek #histodon #histodons #fedi22

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