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Ancient Coin of the Day: A Fourth-century tetradrachm of Ephesus; the Obverse shows the typical bee emblem of Ephesus (Melissa), the Reverse the palm and stag, as well as a magistrate's name (Zoilos). #ACOTD

Image: American Numismatic Society (1944.100.46012)

Ancient Artefact of the Day: Perseus frees Andromeda from her fetters: a fresco from the House of the Dioscuri, Pompeii (VI.9.6), probably after a fourth-century Greek original by Nicias. #AAOTD

Image: Naples Archaeological Museum

The Amores continue Ovid's love-affair with love poetry, until he is tempted to leave his elegiac Muse for her 'worthier' tragic sister. This moment from Amores 3.1 was brilliantly drawn for me by @BBeverungWrites and it now hangs on my office wall.

#WorldPoetryDay

Ancient History Quote of the Day: "But it was above all when the senate was assembled in the chamber that the task of steering a course between Scylla and Charybdis presented a continual hazard" (Tacitus, Histories 1.85). #AHQOTD

Image: Henry Fuseli's 'Odysseus' (1794-6)

This ten year thing...

Cravats occurred.

I'd never noticed how Bacchus' leopard is lapping up the drips/libation from his kantharos.

Just because they're gorgeous... The Riace Warriors. Two life-sized Greek bronzes, c.460 BC. The intended identities of the figures are unclear, but the quality of the craftsmanship is undeniable. #Bronzes #GreekStatues

If you are unfamiliar with the amazing Mythology-inspired art of @Minotaur_Man, then you have missed out!