DSA Langeist-Turanist Caucus @sothfaest

𓁹𓀁𓀊𓏢 make haste from babylon 🇮🇷🇰🇿🇰🇬🇹🇯🇺🇿☦️☪️🛤 make haste unto the garden 𓃗𓃘𓃦𓅃 rip.fourpins.com Junior Project Analyst @ 东厂 Joined May 2018

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OCIANA @OCIANA_OSU

5 months ago

Arabs, Romans, and Persians, oh my! Some 2k years ago an Arab commander named Wahballāh son of Ẓann-ʾEl led a troop with an Arab soldier called "Scorpion," a Roman called "Big Mark," and Persian called "held by Ahura Mazda." Here are their inscriptions in #Greek and #Safaitic

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Old English Wordhord @OEWordhord

9 months ago

hwīlwend-līc, adj: temporary, lasting only for a time, not eternal. (H’WEEL-wend-leech / ˈhwiːl-wɛnd-liːtʃ) #OldEnglish #WOTD

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Adrian @blagojevism

9 months ago

Back in my favorite Chicago gas station, the Ontological Proof Shell Station and Corner Market of Bucktown.

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isaac Samuel @rhaplord

a year ago

near life-size terracotta head from Ife 12th–15th century, Nigeria -private collection, Met Museum #randomxt

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night brain @_night_brain__

a year ago

I am hearing that on his death bed James C Scott received the light of top-down bureaucratic legibility and renounced mētis. Even now he looks down on society with total synoptic knowledge. Truly is there no order outside of the plan and Walther Rathenau is its prophet!

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DSA Langeist-Turanist Caucus @sothfaest

a year ago

Toulouse—“Rome on the Garonne”…

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The Met: Ancient Near Eastern Art @met_ancientart

a year ago

Cylinder seal metmuseum.org/art/collection…

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Old English Wordhord @OEWordhord

a year ago

smēagelegen, f.n: a syllogism, a type of logical reasoning where the conclusion is gotten from two linked premises (example: an apple is a fruit; all fruit is good; therefore apples are good). (SMAY-ah-yeh-LEH-yen / ˈsmeːa-jɛ-ˌlɛ-jɛn) #OldEnglish #WOTD

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Thomas Wier @thomas_wier

5 years ago

Weekly Georgian Etymology: აღდგომა ağdgoma 'stand up, resurrect, Easter', from Old Georgian ႠႶႣႢႭႫႠ ağdgoma, from ağ- up, dg- stand, -om nominalizer, and -a masdar noun suffix. A calque of Greek ἀνάστασις, the dg- root meant 'put upright, fix firmly' in Proto-Kartvelian.