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Antigone Journal on X: Here now are a couple of outrageously inventive entries that delighted the judges. @JackGMitchell had Pliny the Younger reflect on the strange events going on around him, including

Helps – Antigone

Antigone – Antigone

Helps – Antigone

Helps – Antigone

Antigone Journal on X: When it was suggested in 1891 that Homer shouldn't be read by students since it would corrupt their sense of proper Greek, or that the poems should be

Antigone Journal

Antigone Journal on X: Last position: the two greatest orators, and the most notorious Roman emperor. Third: a goddess, Iliadic hero, and the greatest Roman poet. Second: the most beautiful woman, her

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Helps – Antigone

Antigone Journal on X: A cracking piece (in more than one sense!) today: the riveting story of how the mind-boggling texts of the Myceneans, preserved on clay tablets in an unknown script

Antigone Journal on X: Antigone does not sacrifice herself for strictly religious reasons nor for humanity in general, but for a beloved brother, a limited act that is inseparable from the family