Mosaic of Roman women exercising.
Lady number one with the dumbbells is my favorite. :^D
The day may come when I tire and cease to laugh at ridiculous unironic ancient art, but my friends… my friends. Today is not that day.
Uno dei primi esempi di “Bikini” della storia.
Ragazze in bikini!
(via et-haec)
In Latin we don’t say “I love you,” we say “Pedicabo ego vos” which means “You are the image of my heart.”
I just think this is really beautiful.
Employed annoyingly frequently, the Ablative of Accusative is when a Latin writer uses the regular 2-1-2 Ablative Plural ending “-is” when he really means the 3rd Declension Accusative Plural ending “-es”.
Because yolo.
(Source: coralshellsandcarousels, via letterstoatticus)
Can we just Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and Ides of March together?
You pinch me for not wearing green, and I stab you 23 times.
(via et-haec)
The vagueness of the Ablative Case is subtly used to convey the vagueness of memory brought on by the drunken festivities of Saturnalia.
(via letterstoatticus)
Hey, it’s more dramatic than smoke.
I’ve got 99 problems and these guys are 98 of them.
(Source: oh-wade)
