baeddelshinsgirl:

Besides training all the major Greek heroes, Chiron was also a doctor.

That would make him the Centaur for Disease Control.

Olympian Department of Public Health: Minister of Health Apollo, Centaur for Disease Control Chiron, and Surgeon General Asclepius

1st century C.E. fresco from Pompeii, National Museum of Archaeology, Naples via Wilimedia Commons: X

Reading ancient poetry

thoodleoo:

Girl: the moon is really beautiful tonight

Sappho: you know what else is beautiful?

Girl: *blushes*

Sappho: […]

Classicists: since we don’t have her response, we can say with absolute certainty that it was not gay.

acolorblue:

details of ‘david’.

by, michelangelo.

coloricioso:

•w• yess

markargent:

rosewednesday:

kawatooru:

kawatooru:

where do lesbian viking warriors go when they die in a mighty battle?

galpalla

I tried to scroll away. I really did.

what’s better than this, valkyries being palkyries

reveredsuggestions:

when all else fails, your gods will be there

bee-girlfriends:

Quality time spent with your deities isn’t always outbursts of emotional devotion and raw tears. Sometimes it’s sitting quietly together and letting Their presence calm your worried soul.

loumargi:

(Psyche entering Cupid’s Garden). 1903-John William Waterhouse.

eearth:

me, when literally anything happens: maybe it’s a sign

aspoonfulofwitchcraft:

We all feel the Gods call in different ways.

Sometimes it’s soft and subtle. A feeling that comes over you while you watch a gentle rain. A low rumble of thunder while giving an offering.

Sometimes it’s a distracting thought guiding you until you realize what they want. Sometimes it’s symbolism finding you over and over in the form of a bird. Sometimes it’s sudden inspiration.

Sometimes it’s a touch. A whisper. A calling in your heart.

All of us feel it different. And yet it’s powerful all the same…