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[LenguasClásicas IEDA @clasicasIEDA]

Atenea con mochuelo, búho o lechuza. 🦉 γλαυκῶπις.

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

금쪽이랑 잼얘하는데 자꾸 건들어서 빡침

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

신탁받은건데 보셨죠 개빡치게하지마세요 나한테말걸지마

[Sahra Alan @0sahraa0]

제 트친들한테만 오컬트 친목방 공유합니다 사이지 출몰해서 검색 허용 꺼놧어요

https://t.co/IijghPe016

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

이러고 먹금중

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

Plato, one of history's greatest philosophers, why did he often express his ideas not in his own words, but through the voice of his teacher Socrates?

With Socrates' execution, philosophy was dragged from the streets of Athens to the courtroom. Plato, to compensate for this loss, brought his teacher back to life; but this was no ordinary commemoration. Socrates now spoke, questioned, and judged through Plato's pen. This choice was both a profound act of loyalty and a silent manifesto against injustice. Because Socrates was dead, but the questioning mind was not. By keeping him alive in his works, Plato declared that philosophy could not be executed.

Socrates' endless questions, irony, and "knowing that he didn't know" attitude provided Plato with a unique stage for explaining philosophy. Instead of a dry system, the reader found themselves in the midst of a lively debate taking place in the streets of Athens. Ideas were born, clashed, and matured along with the characters. Thus, philosophy ceased to be the pursuit of the elite and became a journey that everyone could undertake in their minds. The fact that Socrates wrote nothing down made his legacy even more meaningful; Plato, by writing down his teacher's thoughts, made them permanent and open to discussion.

The deepest reason, however, was that Socrates was the ideal philosopher for Plato. He explained difficult subjects such as the theory of Forms, the understanding of the soul, and justice through Socrates' simple, courageous, and moral personality. He used Socrates not as a mask, but as a mirror. Thus, he both showed respect to his teacher and conveyed the message: "Philosophy is not merely thinking; it is rejecting an unexamined life." Therefore, Socrates continued to live on in the conscience and minds of humanity even after his death.

#archaeohistories

[Ancient History Hub @AncientHistorry]

GOD ARES AND GODDESS APHRODITE.

200 BC

ANTEFIX

ATHENS MUSEUM

This is a depiction known as the twenty-fifth day of Pyanepsion.

This is a sacred day.

It is a day in which the God of War, Ares, is honored.

Antefix is ​​the name given to the decorative caps for the ends of tiles located on the edge of a roof.

This example, showing the Goddess Aphrodite and the God Ares, holds a significant portion of its painted surface.

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

그만하시라했다 내통장에돈꽂으세요그럼

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

어 나한테 연락 그만넣으세요 나 할일하려니까
ㅆㅂ

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

안그래도 어제 미친놈 면상봐서 뿍쳐있는데 이러시기 있습니까? 진짜 ㅁㅊ

[심연/타로 커미션 진행 중 @Dr_Lunatic_U]

나 상 담 있 다 고

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

와중에디오니소스님계속나를노려보고계심
제발 아니

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

아 진심 존나 피곤해서 케인됨지금

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

ㄱㄴㄲ요 잠도존나안재워줌

[심연/타로 커미션 진행 중 @Dr_Lunatic_U]

쉴 때는 쉬고 일할 때는 일 좀 하자 내가 왜 쌩판 남의 똥까지 치워가면서 고통받아야함? 작작 시키라고

[심연/타로 커미션 진행 중 @Dr_Lunatic_U]

쉴 때는 쉬고 일할 때는 일 좀 하자 내가 왜 쌩판 남의 똥까지 치워가면서 고통받아야함? 작작 시키라고

[진수 @heunghacnayo]

남자는 그래도 중안부가 좀 잇어야 꼴림

[ֿ @aremeon]

남자는
좀
호방하고
선도아슬아슬하게넘고
마
서회성도잇고
모르는아지매랑 화통하게 대화도 잘하고

약간에 다듬어지지않는날끼가잇어야함
노가다판에 던져놔도 그 노가다아재들이랑 형우애맺는 그런 ㅇㅇ

[헤이즈 @H_ruin]

아진심뭔무료서비스인줄아나
자자 저한테 돈주세요 이제부터 전달하는데 1마디당 1만원씩받는다