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sunset-graves · 1 year ago
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just let me go (or take me with you)
CHAPTER ONE OF ONE
Pairing: Dewdrop/Swiss
Rating: Explicit
Words: 5073
Tags: Grief/Mourning | Isolation | Aether’s dead I’m sorry |Church Sex| Improper Use of Catholic Rituals | Dominate Dew | Altar Sex | vague mentions of suicidal ideation | Post-Break Up | Make up sex
He’d broken up with the pack, so his anger was entirely misguided towards them. They were doing what he’d asked, leaving him the fuck alone. There were other things he’d said, but they are best left unrepeated.
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all my thanks to my beta @papal-babygirl and to @askingforthesun, who dealt with me the entire time i wrote this and helped me with the infernal 🖤
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ancientstuff · 1 year ago
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Ogham is such an interesting script. I'd love to learn it and the language that uses it.
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linguisticalities · 1 year ago
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smm-service · 1 year ago
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knoxvillerose-blog · 6 months ago
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RuneCastings Available! Experienced Intuitive Reader
Runecasting is an ancient Norse art of geomancy/divination Both spiritual & practical advice are provided in a rdg! .doc/.pdf includes pic of cast & in-depth interpretation! #runes #futhark #germanic #heathen #pagan #witch #wiccan
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linneatanner · 1 year ago
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WHY DO ANCIENT SCRIPTS DIE OUT
About Ancient Scripts This is a reblog of the article posted by Rita Roberts on why ancient scripts die out. The invention of writing is a topic that intritues. Below is a snippet of the article and link to the full post.Why do Ancient Scripts Die Out?Today is World Endangered Writing Day, a new initiative by the Endangered Alphabets project aimed at highlighting and celebrating minority and…
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1moneycrashers · 1 year ago
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Ancient Scripts
Welcome to Time Spectators, the ultimate gateway to the enigmatic and the untold. Our channel is a treasure trove of content that delves into Ancient Mysteries, Unravels Historical Secrets, and Explores the Mysterious Places of the world.Are you fascinated by the enigmas of Lost Civilizations or intrigued by the Unsolved Mysteries that history has left behind? Do Archaeological Discoveries pique your interest? Do you find yourself drawn to Mythical Legends and Conspiracies that have withstood the test of time? Then you’re in the right place!
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iwillteachyoutoberich63 · 1 year ago
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Ancient Scripts
Welcome to Time Spectators, the ultimate gateway to the enigmatic and the untold. Our channel is a treasure trove of content that delves into Ancient Mysteries, Unravels Historical Secrets, and Explores the Mysterious Places of the world.Are you fascinated by the enigmas of Lost Civilizations or intrigued by the Unsolved Mysteries that history has left behind? Do Archaeological Discoveries pique your interest? Do you find yourself drawn to Mythical Legends and Conspiracies that have withstood the test of time? Then you’re in the right place!
Join us as we uncover the Hidden History and Secret Societies that have shaped our world. From the Mystery of the Pyramids to the Ancient Artifacts that baffle modern science, from the Dark History hidden in plain sight to the Secret Chambers of history’s most iconic structures—we cover it all.
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solutionsuggest52 · 1 year ago
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Ancient Scripts
Welcome to Time Spectators, the ultimate gateway to the enigmatic and the untold. Our channel is a treasure trove of content that delves into Ancient Mysteries, Unravels Historical Secrets, and Explores the Mysterious Places of the world.Are you fascinated by the enigmas of Lost Civilizations or intrigued by the Unsolved Mysteries that history has left behind? Do Archaeological Discoveries pique your interest? Do you find yourself drawn to Mythical Legends and Conspiracies that have withstood the test of time? Then you’re in the right place!
Join us as we uncover the Hidden History and Secret Societies that have shaped our world. From the Mystery of the Pyramids to the Ancient Artifacts that baffle modern science, from the Dark History hidden in plain sight to the Secret Chambers of history’s most iconic structures—we cover it all.
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sforzesco · 3 months ago
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paris of troy! during those years he was a shepherd.
I was reading cartledge's book on thebes and every now and then the spartan focuses wrt to the pantheon of gods comes up. sparta has nothing to do with this except for where it does, but apollo karneios was discussed and that got my attention, which circled back to paris, and then I started thinking about the paris + apollo link
I also started thinking about narrative rejections bc paris has a funky absence in the iliad that's giving a kind of...a vibe. your parents shouldn't have had you, the story doesn't want you around, but oh boy are you there anyway, manifested into existence. no matter what, doom must manifest in flesh form. it's a narrative necessity, the actual incident (the judgement) is secondary.
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The Judgement of Paris in Later Byzantine Literature, E. M. Jeffreys
weird! love it! almost (but not quite) reminds me of troilos' murder at achilles' hands lurking in the guts of the iliad. it's there, even when it's not. more importantly tho: sheep. I miss working on a farm with sheep and goats and cows and--
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authne · 2 years ago
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Observing World Sanskrit Day: Protecting an Old Legacy
World Sanskrit Day is a valued event that resounds with the reverberations of an old phonetic fortune – the Sanskrit language. This day respects the rich legacy, significant insight, and social importance epitomized inside the Sanskrit script. In this far reaching article, we plunge profound into the meaning of World Sanskrit Day, its verifiable roots, the immortal significance of Sanskrit, its…
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blackkatdraws2 · 1 year ago
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The narrator and the ugly ahh protagonist [Blank Scripts AU/non-canonical]
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blueiscoool · 1 year ago
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Stone With 1,600-Year-Old Irish Inscription Found in English Garden
A geography teacher, Graham Senior, stumbled across a rock with mysterious incisions while tidying his overgrown garden in Coventry, England. The discovery of a small stone carved with an early form of Celtic script has caused excitement among archaeologists.
The rectangular sandstone rock was found by Graham Senior in Coventry during lockdown in 2020 while he was weeding, but its true value was only recently understood.
The 11-centimeter-long and 139-gram rectangular sandstone rock had cryptic inscriptions on it that suggested a history spanning over 1,600 years, all written in the mysterious Ogham alphabet.
Ogham is an early medieval alphabet used to write the Archaic Irish language from the 4th to the 6th century and Old Irish from the 6th to the 9th century. It is usually found carved on stones in Ireland, Wales, and western Britain. It was the first written language in Ireland. The majority of the 400 or so known inscriptions from the Archaic Irish period are family name pillars that were built to announce land ownership.
Ogham is an extremely unique writing system among all writing systems, with lines arranged in groups of one to five only. The stones provide insight into the Irish language before the use of the Latin insular script.
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Finds liaison officer for the Birmingham Museums Trust, Teresa Gilmore, told RTÉ’s Morning Ireland that the discovery on an Ogham stone in the English midlands was a rare find.
“These finds do not turn up in the midlands. The bulk of Ogham inscriptions are found over in Ireland,” she said.
Professor Katherine Forsyth of Celtic Studies at the University of Glasgow conducted additional research that shed more light on the stone’s provenance. Her findings point to a period suggesting a timeframe ranging from the fifth to sixth centuries, with the possibility of an even earlier date in the fourth century.
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The stone is inscribed on three of its four sides. The inscription on the stone, “Maldumcail/S/ Lass,” puzzled researchers, with interpretations pointing towards a version of the personal name Mael Dumcail, but the meaning of the S and LASS is unclear. Given the usual purpose and significance of ogham stones, it may be a location reference.
Theories regarding the origins of the stone abound, with speculations ranging from migration patterns to the presence of early medieval monasteries in the region.
The rock will be displayed at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry, to which Senior has donated it permanently. It will feature in the forthcoming Collecting Coventry exhibition, which opens on 11 May.
By Oguz Kayra.
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smm-service · 1 year ago
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renegade-hierophant · 10 months ago
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Medieval Byzantine Greek minuscule script
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ὁ βίος βραχὺς ἡ δὲ τέχνη μακρή
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margaretkart · 8 months ago
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Since Dionysus is also the god of theatre, they would definitely make plenty of plays. You can guess this one. Yep, the Bacchae.
Ariadne here plays the lead chorus and Dionysus...well as himself. 😂
Imagine how overwhelmed it was for Ariadne to play and see even a glimpse of his wrath and the consequences Pentheus faced.
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