Gotta love how Hesiodos starts with moral explanation why one should work and how it is tied to mythology, and you can take the mythological parts either as allegorical why bad things would fall onto you or actual believe. Then he starts to explain his agricultural plan for his son's farm, adds little life story when talking about sailing and moves to astrology with no explanation how that would work. Loved that little laugh when Hesiodos was talking about wifes. Noticed the cut.
Mythology is not allegorical, and stop trying to act like you're a teacher when you haven't a clue.If we want to be technical and litreal, mythology is theology or at least a part of it
Based Sargon accepts Apollo into his life, praise the immortal gods who are forever. Holy damn I got at least 12 ads, if not more, guess they haven't entirely demonetized you.
A lot of similarities to Christianity in the first 20 mins, especially the innumerable spirits that enable the Gods to know and punish human wrongdoers.
Since y’all were talking about things you wish they’d done a bit differently or at least spent more time to flesh out, I thought of something too. Don’t get me wrong, this episode was fantastic! But when Nolan was getting on Mark about how the Viltramites are going to kill him, Mark, Mark’s brother, and all the Thraxans, I wish he’d ended it with something like “And then they’ll go to Earth.” I feel like that would have really added even more to Mark stepping it up in that fight.
@@Texasmade74 lmao only thing valuable from winewaterin kiddiediddlin greeks was what they could half-steal from egyptians (not that romans were a whole lot better, Attila/Aetlan did nuthin wrong except maybe sparing it...)
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Gotta love how Hesiodos starts with moral explanation why one should work and how it is tied to mythology, and you can take the mythological parts either as allegorical why bad things would fall onto you or actual believe. Then he starts to explain his agricultural plan for his son's farm, adds little life story when talking about sailing and moves to astrology with no explanation how that would work.
Loved that little laugh when Hesiodos was talking about wifes. Noticed the cut.
Mythology is not allegorical, and stop trying to act like you're a teacher when you haven't a clue.If we want to be technical and litreal, mythology is theology or at least a part of it
It's great to see this channel getting new content recently.
This was the last thing I was expecting today.
Thanks for all you do.
Thank you for this! I can understand the texts better by listening you read in proper english than people reading in my own language.
Was not expecting this but looks cool so I guess I’ll listen
Great stuff! I looked this up not too long ago and could not find good quality speaking, thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for yet another awesome upload!
I always wondered what day of the month was best to open a bottle of wine.
Now you know 👍😊
thank you for this carl, I no longer have my library of classics, yes I prefer to read them but your reading is good.
Based Sargon accepts Apollo into his life, praise the immortal gods who are forever.
Holy damn I got at least 12 ads, if not more, guess they haven't entirely demonetized you.
Thanks
Yes! 🤘
The Theogony next?
Would love to hear some of Seneca’s letters from you
Is this Sargon of Akkad narrating? 😋
Yes
Thought the same!
Ai?
@@00TheDNo, he has had this channel for a long time.
Yea its one of his old channels he has now rebooted
haha the man who trusts women indeed
A lot of similarities to Christianity in the first 20 mins, especially the innumerable spirits that enable the Gods to know and punish human wrongdoers.
What's going on? 😊
Since y’all were talking about things you wish they’d done a bit differently or at least spent more time to flesh out, I thought of something too.
Don’t get me wrong, this episode was fantastic! But when Nolan was getting on Mark about how the Viltramites are going to kill him, Mark, Mark’s brother, and all the Thraxans, I wish he’d ended it with something like “And then they’ll go to Earth.”
I feel like that would have really added even more to Mark stepping it up in that fight.
What the fuck are talking about??None of that is related to Hesiod
try Pliny's Naturalis Historia in Philemon Holland's 1500s english, its more science less superstition than this:D
Try being quiet and appreciating the oldest of the Greek theological texts
@@Texasmade74 lmao only thing valuable from winewaterin kiddiediddlin greeks was what they could half-steal from egyptians (not that romans were a whole lot better, Attila/Aetlan did nuthin wrong except maybe sparing it...)
This is archaic Greek poetry and has nothing to do with Pliny's encyclopedia.