Ep. 117: Saving Art
Young Heretics
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The Trojan Horse, the Famous Greek Subterfuge
The story goes that lacoon was punished for telling the truth, encouraging the trojans to be sceptical of the trojan horse. Certain notions pulled the crowd apart, says virgil. Next thing we knew, in front of everyone, lau coon with a great company came furiously running from the height. And still far off, cried out, oh, my poor people, men of troy, what madness has come over you? Can you believe the enemy truly gone? A gift from the denaeans? It's not necessarily all pro achaean in homer, but it is from the greek point of view. We're switching now here to the homeric
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