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paternostr 1 year ago
I do love this animal... #wildlife #nature #ourblueplanet #diversity image
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paternostr 1 year ago
Save our oceans #nostrnature #protectoceans image
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paternostr 1 year ago
Just hodl, stack your sats and share your love with ⚑⚑⚑ #nostrluv #stacksats image
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paternostr 1 year ago
"Half of life is lost in charming others. The other half is lost in going through anxieties caused by others." – JosΓ© Ortega y Gasset – 🎨Gustav Klimt. #nostrart #culture #wisdom image
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paternostr 1 year ago
Did you manage to learn Chinese language?
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paternostr 1 year ago
The mermaid (siren) is added to* Latin (Roman) Bestiary*. Its appearance evolved from a hybrid of a bird with a woman's torso or face represented during classical antiquity, to another of a beautiful woman with a fish tail instead of legs in the Middle Ages. In both eras it symbolized the danger on the part of men of allowing themselves to be tempted by feminine attractiveness, something that could have fatal consequences. The scene of the sailor recklessly approaching his boat to the rocky coast attracted by a mermaid who hides her monstrous tail, is accompanied by the inscription *Aliquis latet error * ("Some deception is hidden"), words taken from a different context with which Laoconte, according to Virgil in *Aeneid* II, 48, recommended that the Trojans distrust the great horse built by the Greeks and abandoned in front of the walls of their city. #myths #legends image
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paternostr 1 year ago
The mermaid (siren) is added to* Latin (Roman) Bestiary*. Its appearance evolved from a hybrid of a bird with a woman's torso or face represented during classical antiquity, to another of a beautiful woman with a fish tail instead of legs in the Middle Ages. In both eras it symbolized the danger on the part of men of allowing themselves to be tempted by feminine attractiveness, something that could have fatal consequences. The scene of the sailor recklessly approaching his boat to the rocky coast attracted by a mermaid who hides her monstrous tail, is accompanied by the inscription *Aliquis latet error * ("Some deception is hidden"), words taken from a different context with which Laoconte, according to Virgil in *Aeneid* II, 48, recommended that the Trojans distrust the great horse built by the Greeks and abandoned in front of the walls of their city. image
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paternostr 1 year ago
GM, Pura Vida! ❀️ πŸ‘πŸ» 🌹 🌟 🌟 ⚑ ⚑ #nostrluv #puravida image
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paternostr 1 year ago
#funnies #nolaughing πŸ˜‚ 😁 πŸ˜‚ image
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paternostr 1 year ago
Rest well, nice Nostr fam! ❀️ πŸ‘πŸ» 🌹 🌟 🌟 image
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