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"Without Ceres and Bacchus, Venus freezes" by Andrea Boscoli (1560-1607)

The title is a quote from "Eunuchus" a Roman comedy by Terence (185-159 BCE):

"That saying, 'Without Ceres and Liber, Venus freezes' is absolutely true!"

#FannyFriday #Aphrodite #Demeter #Dionysos

Me, looking for some simple anatomical terms that are not Greek or Latin but

HELLO MR THORAX MODEL

I finished the draft of #TheContest yesterday so have a look at the flat colour version of the cover!!!
Arja of @TheLastBacchae came up with the design and did the inking & her partner @Kaili270192 did the colours and lighting effects (not shown here).
#MythologyMonday #bookcover

But #GreekMythology has more dogs than just Kerberos (whose name does NOT mean "spot" btw). Hekate, the "divine friend of dogs" is naturally very fond of them and black dogs are sacred to her. Therefore, the Greeks sacrificed black puppies to the goddess 😢
#MythologyMonday

#Hermes teaches little #Eros how to write 🥰

#Aphrodite is clearly pleased 😊

#FannyFriday #GreekMythology

Today would be the first day of the #Thesmophoria in #ancientGreece. It's an annual festival in honour of #Demeter and part of the sacred festival cycle of grain in ancient Greece. It was celebrated around the time that seeds were sown in late autumn. In Athens, it lasted 5 days.

Today, it's the 4th day of the 4th month in the #ancientGreek calendar and that means it's the birthday of #Hermes 🥳

His mother Maia is said to have given birth to him underneath a strawberry tree which is why it is sacred to Hermes as well as the number 4.

#GreekMythology

A beautiful, seductive #Medusa by sienaries on tumblr:

https://t.co/XFeq5ZKjD1

#GreekMythology #Art

This week's #FolkloreThursday theme is the folklore of seas and water. The obvious thing would be to tell you something about #Poseidon, but I'll give the honour to his wife Amphitrite instead.
But I will mention his male lovers Pelops and Nerites in honour of #PrideMonth