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sive mutata iuvenem figura ales in terris imitaris, almae filius Maiae, patiens vocari Caesaris ultor. Serus in caelum redeas diuque laetus intersis populo Quirini, neve te nostris vitiis iniquum ocior aura tollat; hic magnos potius triumphos, hic ames dici pater atque princeps, neu sinas Medos equitare inultos te duce, Caesar.

“Or having changed shape, do you winged one, son of nourishing Maia, imitate the young man on earth, called the unyielding avenger of Caesar? May you return to heaven at a late hour and be present for a long while with the people of Romulus, and may no swifter breeze take you, injured by our crimes. Here are rather great triumphs, here may you love to be pronounced father and first citizen, and, with you as general, not allow the unpunished Medes to ride, Caesar!” – Horace Odes1.2.41-52

Remember the time that Horace wrote that Octavian is really just Mercury in disguise??

sandmandaddy69:

Horace, Odes 1.14

o nauis, referent in mare te noui
fluctus! o quid agis? fortiter occupa
portum! nonne uides ut
nudum remigio latus,

et malus celeri saucius Africo,
antennaeque gemant, ac sine funibus
uix durare carinae
possint imperiosius

aequor? non tibi sunt integra lintea,
non di quos iterum pressa uoces malo.
quamuis Pontica pinus,
silvae filia nobilis,

iactes et genus et nomen inutile,
nil pictis timidus nauita puppibus
fidit. tu, nisi uentis
debes ludibrium, caue.

nuper sollicitum quae mihi taedium,
nunc desederium curaque non leuis,
interfusa nitentis
uides aequora Cycladas.

O ship, new waves will carry you to sea
again. Why hesitate? Bravely head
for port. Don’t you see? Your
hull is stripped of oars

your mast and yardarms, wounded by the swift
south wind, are groaning, your keel without
its undergirding lines can
hardly stand against 

the too-commanding sea. No sails intact,
no gods upon the stern to call for help
once more, though Pontic pine, a
child of famed forest,

is the name and lineage you boast uselessly:
the timid sailor has no faith in painted
ships. Unless you owe the winds
a little game, beware!

Not long ago you were my weary worry;
now my heart’s desire, a deep concern,
avoid the waters flowing
round the gleaming Cyclades.

Fanart of the game Horace! it’s a super awesome platforming game; check it out sometime! it’s availa

Fanart of the game Horace! it’s a super awesome platforming game; check it out sometime! it’s available on steam and epic too i think


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5 strains on deck for this run, a tester strain from Redeyed Genetics Purple Dream x Locktite, Swampboy Seeds Horace (Banana OG x Reversed Nigerian) CSI Humboldt Great White Bubba (Great White Shark x Bubba Kush) Also from CSI Humboldt The Big Fuck Up (Hashplant or Sour Diesel x Humboldt Snow) and Bubble Bomb (Bubblegum x THC Bomb) from Bomb Seeds

kallistoi: palatinamedea:Just posting this to try and work out if including a source for an image

kallistoi:

palatinamedea:

Just posting this to try and work out if including a source for an image works as a way of getting around Tumblr’s ‘no links in tags’ issue. But also - Horace, anyone?

Please don’t repost.

[image text: Horace Odes 4.7
June 2019

The snows have fled, and the grass now grows anew in fields
and greenery on trees —
the earth in cycle turns, and rivers on the ebb
run by within their banks.

The Graces and the nymphs now with their sisters dare
to lead the dance undressed;
“Hope not to live forever” warn the years and hours
which steal the tender day.

The west wind calms the cold, and summer tramples spring,
which will itself be lost
as soon as fruitful Autumn spreads its produce — then
the stagnant winter comes.

But moons are swift to heal what wounds the sky incurs
whilst we will sink down there
where good Aeneas went, and Ancus and Tullus divine —
shadow and dust are we.

Who knows if the gods on high will add to this day’s sum
the measure of the next?
All which you grant to your own gracious heart evades
your heir’s rapacious hands.

When after you have died, and Minos has decreed
his honorable charge —
Torquatus — never then will your nobility
or words or goodness return.

For neither from infernal gloom Diana could
free pure Hippolytus
nor Theseus destroy the chains of Lethe for
his dearest Pirithous.]


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“for him, oak and three-fold bronze was placed / around my heart…” - horace, ode 1.3: for vergil

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If you write an actual epode about how much you loathe garlic, I cannot even imagine the hatred you If you write an actual epode about how much you loathe garlic, I cannot even imagine the hatred you

If you write an actual epode about how much you loathe garlic, I cannot even imagine the hatred you must feel. Or it’s simply Horace being the snob he is, since garlic was mainly used by the poor. For Canidia see here!


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The Crew of the Black Sun: Cosmic Mirage

Here is 3 part of Black Sun! At the moment it’s the last story, though there would probably be more, story isn’t ended yet. That being said, our Black Sun marathone is ended for now, thankfully we have something interesting ready for you.


Translated by @frustratedpker

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You can read it here: Google Photos

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INDUCKS link here:I TL 3438-5 


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The Crew of the Black Sun: Lost in Space

Here is next part of Black Sun story! Enjoy.


Translated by @frustratedpker

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The Crew of the Black Sun: Welcome Tomorrow

New series! It came up in september of 2021, written by Marco Gervasio, and with quite an interesting art by Cristian Canfailla. So, it’s about sattelite called Black Sun and Mickey Tomorrow, who is commander of this sattelite. A lot of classical characters, some new and all of them are in interesting setup. At the moment there is 3 parts, and this is the 1st.

Translated by @frustratedpker
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   Intermissa, Venus, diu

rursus bella moves? parce precor, precor.

   non sum qualis eram bonae

sub regno Cinarae. desine, dulcium

   mater saeva Cupidinum,

circa lustra decem flectere mollibus

   iam durum imperiis: abi

quo blandae iuvenum te revocant preces.

(Are you making war again, Venus, after so long a truce? Have mercy, I beg you, I begyou! I am not the man I was in the reign of Cinara the Good. Stop, o cruel mother of sweet Desires, stop driving one who after nearly fifty years is now too hardened to answer your soft commands. Away, and make for a place to which the young men with their coaxing appeals are calling you.)

lines 1 - 8, Carmen 4.1, Horace

trans. Niall Rudd (2004, Loeb Classical Library)

sulkings:

going to do something fun and crazy tonight. *lights a small candle* 

hrtsuit:

i’m gonna be honest. i DONT like how you walk. i DONT like how you talk. i DONT like how your face disintegrates into chalk. you have an AWFUL wife. you have a MEANINGLESS job. she criticizes you for having NO CONFIDENCE

cosmicsodacan-art:Teary eyes, starry skies.(First and second versions)

cosmicsodacan-art:

Teary eyes, starry skies.

(Firstandsecondversions)


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conferenceofpeculiars:

hi did you guys miss me i didn’t post in so long oops anyways you can’t convince me otherwise that they are not gay

moomi-na:

normal life after ending ????
yes pls!!!

childhoodgrave:

tagranon69:

childhoodgrave:

“omg how do u come up w this stuff” well ive been plagued by visions since birth

op that’s called having eyes

my name isnt op its monty and i bet God hasnt even spoken to you once

inopsanimi:

Every now and then I remember that Horace and Seneca existed

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Interdum memini Horatium et Senecam fuisse

“CARBE DIEM” A punny take on Horace’ “carpe diem,” (“seize the d

“CARBE DIEM”

A punny take on Horace’ “carpe diem,” (“seize the day”), in Odes 1.11.

H/t to Sally Partridge, @sapartridge, for sharing this on Twitter.


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