In the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, Anchises had sex with the goddess Aphrodite, overturned divine female supremacy, and retained his vital vigor. … Read the post Anchises loving Aphrodite: progress for men in love with goddesses
Thetis pled to Zeus to help the Trojans so as to shame Agamemnon for dishonoring her son Achilles. Many men were killed because Zeus didn’t say no. … Read the post Zeus should have rejected Thetis’s plea for her son Achilles
The great poet Virgil, revered as a magician in medieval Europe, constructed a magic mirror to save a husband from his adulterous, murderous wife. … Read the post master Virgil’s magic mirror saved husband from murderous wife
Virgil’s Aeneid responded to Epic Cycle (non-Homeric archaic Greek epic) tradition of the woman Rhome leading Trojan women in burning ships to found Rome. … Read the post Aeneid against Rhome & Trojan women burning ships to found Rome
Virgil in Aeneid 7 depicts Juno via Allecto inflaming Queen Amata, Turnus, and misread bitches to incite massive violence against men in ancient Italy. … Read the post Juno’s hate sent Allecto to inflame Amata, Turnus, and bitches