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Thursday, September 3, 2020

Dies Iovis 3 September Latin II Myth of Diana and Actaeon

 



Myth of Diana and Actaeon



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Prometheus creates first human beings

Prometheus creates first human beings
Constantin Hansen 19th century

Prometheus Steals Fire from the gods

Prometheus Steals Fire from the gods
Peter Paul Reuben

Prometheus Punished by Jupiter for Stealing Fire

Prometheus Punished by Jupiter for Stealing Fire
Eagle consumes his liver every day

Deucalion and Pyrrah amid the flood

Deucalion and Pyrrah amid the flood
Diluvium (The Flood), pl. 7 from the series Ovid’s Metamorphoses Artist: Antonio Tempesta Publisher: Wilhelmus Jansonnius Date: 17th century

Deucalion and Pyrrha casting stones

Deucalion and Pyrrha casting stones
relief in the Parc del Laberint d'Horta, Barcelona, Spain

The Oath of the Horatii 1784, Jacques-Louis David

The Oath of the Horatii 1784, Jacques-Louis David
Durning the reign of the third king of Rome, Tullus, three Roman brothers, the Horatii agree to fight three brothers from the enemy side, the Curiatii, in order to settle a dispute. See page 109-110, Ecce Romani I

Horatii Brothers Swearing an Oath to Defend Rome, Jacques-Louis David

Horatii Brothers Swearing an Oath to Defend Rome, Jacques-Louis David
Detail of painting now in Louvre Museum, Paris

Detail of "The Oath of the Horatii"

Detail of "The Oath of the Horatii"
The women know that they will also bear the consequence of the battle because the two families are united by marriage. One of the wives in the painting is a daughter of the Curatii and the other, Camilla, is engaged to one of the Curatii brothers. At the end of the legend the sole surviving Horatii brother kills Camilla, who condemned his murder of her beloved, accusing Camilla of putting her sentiment above her duty to Rome. The moment David chose to represent was, in his reported words, “the moment which must have preceded the battle, when the elder Horatius, gathering his sons in their family home, makes them swear to conquer or die.”

Street of Tombs

Street of Tombs
Pompeii

Horse and chariot

Horse and chariot
British Museum, London

Charioteer (auriga) of Dephi

Charioteer (auriga) of Dephi
Greek

Chariot Race

Chariot Race
Relief scupture

Minerva

Minerva
Etruscan bronze

Minerva/Athena Battles the Titans

Minerva/Athena Battles the Titans

Gorgon Head

Gorgon Head
From Acropolis in Athens 6c BCE

Show yourself as you want to be

Show yourself as you want to be
Show yourself to be (redde te) the sort of person (talem) that you want to be regarded as (qualis optas haberi); there is not any other way (non alia ulla via) that is more certain (est certior) for acquiring a good reputation (parandae famae).

Titian Sculpture Trevi Fountain Rome

Titian Sculpture Trevi Fountain Rome
Possibly Uranus

Tolle Moras - Put Away Delays

Tolle Moras - Put Away Delays
Put aside delays (tolle moras) so that you can do (agas) what you resolved yourself mentally to do (quod ante paratus es animo), and so that you might rightly flee (ut bene fugias) what is evil (quod est malum), put aside delays (tolle moras).

Chronos Saturn's Father

Chronos Saturn's Father
Who ate his children

Rhea Enthroned 100CE

Rhea Enthroned 100CE
Copenhagen. Later Rhea became identified with Cybele.

Gaia with Children

Gaia with Children
Relief on Ara Pacis - Temple of Peace- in Rome

Aion, the god of eternity, is standing inside a celestial sphere. Below Gaia and 4 children.

Aion, the god of eternity, is standing inside a celestial sphere. Below Gaia and 4 children.
Floor mosaic, from a Roman villa today in Sassoferrato, Italy. 200-250 CE.

Dicere et Facere- Saying and doing are not the same thing

Dicere et Facere- Saying and doing are not the same thing
Excelling and speaking (praestare et dicere) are much at war (multum pugnant) with one another (inter sese); the former is hard (illud est difficile); there is nothing (nihil est) that is easier than the latter (levius hoc).

Oceanus and Tethys

Oceanus and Tethys
Greco-Roman mosaic 2nd century C.E., Gaziantep Museum

Defeated Titan

Defeated Titan

Cyclopes

Cyclopes

Saturn Devouring His Child

Saturn Devouring His Child
Goya

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