This head of Hercules was recently recovered from the Antikythera shipwreck1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/ancientrome
Mice demonstrating Ancient Greek prepositions; the cat just wants to be friends.1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/AncientGreek
Quis est homo qui vivet et non videbit MORTEM? What person shall live and not see death? Happy Halloween!1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
How to keep sea monsters away from your boat. Latin text and translation in the comments.1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
Corvus serpentem. The crow [has caught] the snake. Said about those who bring about their own downfall. From Erasmus's Adagia. Further explanation in the comments.2yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
There’s a an NC gardening subreddit, fyi, and maybe next year we can coordinate a seed swap?1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/NorthCarolina
The Sorceress by Jan de Velde II (1626). The Latin text at the base is transcribed and translated in the comments.1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
Wanted to let all the gardening enthusiasts know that r/ncgardening exists! Come share your gardening pics and help solve our Japanese beetle problems.1yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/NorthCarolina
Lac gallinaceum. Chicken's milk. From Erasmus's Adagia. Further explanation in the comments.2yr ⋅ NasusSyrae ⋅ r/latin
