STEP BACK I THKNK IM GONNA VOMIT

A complete list of all my devotional playlists:

Hestia

Aphrodite

Diogenes

Achilles and Patroclus

Alexander the Great

Ares

Aristotle

Atalanta

Brimo

Chrysame

Demeter

Dionysus

Enodia

Hekate

Helios

Hera

Hermes

Hypnos

Loki

Medea

Moirai

Plato

Prometheus

Thanatos

Sappho

Styx

Zagerus

Zeus

(some of these playlists have songs that have darker themes which can include: sex, violence, mentions of weapons, and in a few cases satire on gender )

I will update as I make more

jesus in the hades art style

Here’s the links to all the playlists I’ve made for SmallRaindrops (more are probably coming, I really like playlists):

Wake Me From This Dreaming- Here!

Thy Starry Crown- Here!

Northern Star- Here!

Velvet Crown- Here!

Y/N- Here!

Hypnos- Here!

Hypnos and Y/N’s family- Here!

Pyrrhus- Here!

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Plans I have for playlists:

- Because Tomorrow I’ll Be Nothing

- Pyrrhus’s lover

- Sarge

- Medic

- She Buried Me With The Sacred Texts

- Achilles and Patroclus

(please give me suggestions 🙏 also, all playlist names are lowercased for the aesthetic)

Girl help I'm blorbifying Detectice MatPat from escape the night

“This statement has long been understood as reflecting a basic distinction in Greek religious practice between the different kinds of worship offered, on the one hand to the Olympian gods, and on the other to heroes, the dead and certain other ‘chthonic’ (i.e. associated with the Underworld) powers. A god has a temple (naos), a cult statue and a raised altar (bomos), at which an animal is sacrificed with its head pulled back so that the throat is pointing heavenwards when cut; a hero usually has a shrine (heroon) at the site of his grave, with a low hearth (eschara) or pit (bothros), where the sacrificial victim's blood can flow directly down into the ground. To sacrifice to the Olympians is to ‘fumigate’ (thuein), because the gods were thought to enjoy the smell of the fatty smoke rising and, after the kill, meat from the sacrificial victim is shared in a communal feast; when sacrificing to chthonians, one had to ‘devote’ (enagizein) the victim, usually by burning it whole (a ‘holocaust’).

Recent scholarship, however, has tended to revise this traditional sharp opposition, preferring to think of individual cults as on a ‘sliding scale’ between the two extremes; significantly, it “has been shown that many heroes received the kind of sacrifice which was followed by feasting, and that there is no clear distinction between types of altar before the Roman period.

At the same time, studies of Herakles have questioned the extent to which Herodotus’ idea of a dual cult was ever put into practice, pointing to the fact that the majority of the evidence seems rather to emphasize his divine nature. Nonetheless, there remain some notable features in Herakles’ cult which cannot easily be explained unless we understand them as reflecting something of the ambiguous status he has in myth."

Herakles, by Emma Stafford

💤 sleepy hypnos monday 💤

Rainbow Crates tsats cover!

sleeve was done by @alessiajontrunfio !

card was drawn by @velinxi !

Hazel tried to avoid eye contact, but she caught Octavian at the head of the First Cohort smirking at her, looking smug in his plumed centurion helmet with a dozen medals pinned to his chest.

My man Octavian is frequent customer in Build-a-Bear. He got that mfing returning customer discount

I bet the employees know him really well. I bet he’s friends with all of them

I bet they think Octavian is tad a bit weird cuz he keeps talking about how “he can’t wait to cut the teddies open”

But they don’t mind cuz he’s a nice nerdy fellow who likes talking about Roman History and Mythology.

Anti-shifters are so bitchy it’s so funny