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The executioner is your eyes, and the blackness of your curls - like a guardian of beauty’s gates
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Vlad the Impaler's brother
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i didn't know that about dracula's brother, that's cool as hell and yet again history is cooler than the things we come up for our stories.
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I'm more interested in no hair on head or face
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Hocus pocus! The water is now wine!
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Fish of hemp posted:Hocus pocus! The water is now wine! I seem to remember being told that “hocus pocus” originated as a mocking corruption of the “hoc est corpus” from the Catholic mass, so that tracks. No idea if it’s true. Or is that the joke?
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Loucks posted:I seem to remember being told that “hocus pocus” originated as a mocking corruption of the “hoc est corpus” from the Catholic mass, so that tracks. No idea if it’s true. Or is that the joke? yeah. its what jugglers in the 1600s named themselves as a joke on transubstantiation. all magic spell words have cool etymologies
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what about abra kadabra
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babypolis posted:what about abra kadabra these magic words were coined in reference to a powerful Pokemon line
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ACABadabra
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babypolis posted:what about abra kadabra Its actually a corruption of Avada Kedavra, which is a spell real wizards use to curse their enemies with death
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looking at the right edge of that triangle and loving ARBA DA CARBA
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. Jesus was regularly shown as a clean-shaven "Roman" man in early Christian art. Of course, sometimes he was bearded (well, the earliest bearded Jesus is in the Catacomb of Commodilla from the late 300s, so this may not count as true Early Christian), as well, but even that was no attempt to make him look "Jewish" (but rather a philosopher, or a Jupiter). Somewhat like early Christian theology, early Christian art was decentralized and developed as a serious of local art experiments within the late Roman style. Christians adopted their visual image of Jesus from Roman art, not from Judaism. The standardized bearded Jesus developed primarily from Jupiter and philosopher images after Constantine. Roman philosophers were usually portrayed with a beard and long hair, particularly, Stoics and Cynics). The long hair and beard were associated with a philosophical indifference to worldly gain and luxury, and carried associations with Greekness (Greeks being the archetypal philosophers). At the same time, many Roman gods (see Jupiter) were already portrayed with long hair and beards, something that almost certainly influenced Jesus iconography (a way of making him consistent with the visualization of the divine in Rome). Also, long hair sometimes appears on images of a youthful Jesus as "the Good Shepherd" (this was the most popular image of Jesus in the earliest portrayals of him from the 200s and 300s). The long hair would suggest youthfulness and rusticity, adding to the main theological point of Good Shepherd iconography: Jesus forgives you, rather than condemning you for your sins. The earliest Christians made art in tombs (the famous catacombs in Rome, for example) and particularly after Constantine the image of Christ expanded in importance, grandeur, and number. Christ became a new kind of Jupiter, ruling the universe from a throne
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Holy poo poo that's beautiful
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fun fact in 300bce earth's gravity was about 1/3rd what it is now
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paul_soccer12 posted:fun fact in 300bce earth's gravity was about 1/3rd what it is now so if i were to go back in time i'd basically be goku?
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Dreylad posted:so if i were to go back in time i'd basically be goku? youd be yamcha lmao
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paul_soccer12 posted:youd be yamcha lmao considering most goons are turtle....
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I'd be Yajirobe
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you'd be a giant barbarian in their midst and some manlius would lay you low for your personal effects
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Stairmaster posted:considering most goons are turtle.... that's not fair, a turtle at least has some defensive capability
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both them and me would quickly die from strange diseases
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paul_soccer12 posted:youd be yamcha lmao gently caress
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Quelle horreur! Premodern prehistory in the premodern history thread!
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then prepare to be terrified by some prehistoric premodern prehistory https://mobile.twitter.com/ticiaverveer/status/1376279373947502594
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I genuinely don't get how footprints fossilize with that kind of detail
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Inspector Hound posted:I genuinely don't get how footprints fossilize with that kind of detail The wet sand had just the right level of minerals and pH in the water for it to harden permanently. Like pressing your hands into wet concrete but by accident.
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