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Also known as "What happens when a Classics student has WAY too much fun with her degree!"
Jack and Ianto find themselves in the middle of the Greek camp in the tenth year of the Trojan War. How will they react? Started as a funny story, but somehow got really intense on me!
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- Part 2 of Ancient Adventures
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These men I brought back perforce to the ships, weeping, and dragged them beneath the benches and bound them fast in the hollow ships … lest perchance anyone should eat of the lotus and forget his homeward way.
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In which the basic story of the Iliad is adapted to a script format, Achilles is a moron (as per the usual), there is no real canon departure (except more Achilles/Patroclus than Homer may have intended), everyone is extremely colloquial, and Nestor gets told to shut up (which Homer should have included).
Based on the translation by E V Rieu.- Words:
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- 5/?
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When a woman is patient enough to wait fifteen years for her man to return, you know he’s got to be one hell of a man.
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- Part 13 of The Lito
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- 6,524
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- 1/1
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- 1
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Three Sentence Ficathon 2013 Fills - Greek Mythology Division by ViaLethe
Greek and Roman Mythology
4 Apr 2013
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Various Greek Mythology fills of mine from the 2013 Three Sentence Ficathon, with original prompts included.
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- Part 3 of Three Sentence Ficathon 2013
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- 1,136
- Chapters:
- 9/9
- Kudos:
- 6
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- 94
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Why I think Castiel is Odysseus: Speculation on Returning Home, Mind Control, and Colors by sarahbellum
Supernatural, The Odyssey - Homer
26 Mar 2013
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He is the battle-worn, weary hero trying to find his way home after a bloody war.
He is a powerful warrior, instrumental in winning the war.
Because of his own hubris, he has a string of incidents of terrible luck wherein his friends, his brothers in arms die and he loses everything.
And yet he is kind-hearted, and truly loves his family and homeland and is fiercely determined to return to them.Or, ramblings on parallels between Castiel and Odysseus.
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little profits that an idle king by betony
The Odyssey - Homer, Greek and Roman Mythology
17 Feb 2013
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Koson doesn’t put up with what some of his fellow tavern-keepers do in the way of patrons, the trash and troublemakers who slouch at their tables only to cause trouble--certainly not Achaean kings who claim to be on a quest.
Strange guests who might be more than they seem? Now that's another story.- Words:
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- 1/1
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- 3
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Tres viae quibus cogitant: si Patroclus viveret.
(Three ways in which people think: if Patroculus were alive)
(Podfic of 'Contrary to Fact' by via_ostiense)
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- 51
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- 1/1
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The Best and Strongest of Men by Allothi for daphnerunning
The Iliad - Homer, Greek and Roman Mythology
20 Dec 2012
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Achilles died at the hands of Apollo, who shot him down from the Trojan battlements. Half the Achaians swear they saw the tall, shining figure of the god, his golden bow raised, and Patroclus saw the arrow that had passed through bone as easily as a knife through soft cheese.
(Partial AU.)
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The second prince of Britannia, Schneizel, has taken Nina under his wing to shelter her. He won't ever let her go and hopefully won't ever have to, and it's all thanks to Zero. Inspired by R2: Turn 9: A Bride in the Vermillion Court, a Schneizel/Nina fic.
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- 2,192
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Outside Troy, a hunting party could quickly turn into a raiding party. Odysseus found hunting quite relaxing — raiding less so.
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- 1/1
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- 2
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THE GREATEST FUCKING MASTERPIECE EVER WRITTEN EVER by becauseboomerangs, LOKISMOTHERFUCKINGASS
Greek and Roman Mythology, Norse Mythology, The Odyssey - Homer
11 Dec 2012
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Heimdall sends Loki back to ancient Greece. Stuff happens.
"Loki stared in surprise at the town to which he had been sent.
Many confused and shocked villagers stared to him in fright.
A wicked grin appeared upon his face as he looked upon the villagers,
as he realized how easily he could force them to bow before him
and his god-like power. ..."(Written for a school project, crossover between Norse and Greek mythology.)
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- 1,230
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- 1/2
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Forty from the Mirror by fresne
Native American/First Nations Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Near Eastern Mythology, Arthurian Mythology, Japanese Mythology, Chinese Mythology, Meso American Mythology, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Cinderella - All Media Types, Christian Myth & History, Indian Mythology, Australian Mythology, Egyptian Mythology, South American RPF
7 Nov 2012
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Somewhere, there is a City where all myths and legends mix and stand on street corners to wait for the bus. Where skyscrapers hold secrets and the sirens desperately attempt to tell the truth via local cable. Any story can meet another, even ones that are real.
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- Part 1 of The City
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Quelques scènes coupées de la descente d'Ulysse dans l'Hades. Dans le premier chapitre, il rencontre l'esprit de Priam. Dans le second, celui de Sisyphe. Assez sombre.
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- 2/2
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[podfic] Contrary to Fact by reena_jenkins, via_ostiense
The Iliad - Homer, Greek and Roman Mythology
11 Aug 2012
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Tres viae quibus cogitant: si Patroclus viveret.
(Three ways in which people think: if Patroculus were alive)
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Les fourberies et les coups bas, c'est une longue, très longue histoire entre les dieux de l'Olympe et Ulysse.
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- 303
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- 1/1
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By a twist of fate, Hector slew Achilles. Disheartened, many Greek soldiers fled. Cowardly Agamemnon escaped, burning what ships remained to prevent his enemies from following him, leaving behind his brother and Odysseus to face the might of Troy. Menelaus died in the following battle, Odysseus was not so lucky...
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To taunt a foe on the battlefield is common place. But it can prove fatal when that foe takes the battle off the field...
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all...?