At 10/28/18 08:52 AM, AudioMachina22 wrote: And now... It's time for this bitch to burn in hades.
1. Hades is the guy, not the place. The error stems from quite a hilarious philological brain fart.
2. Hades's realm is nothing like the Christian hell.
At 10/28/18 09:36 AM, DamnedByFate wrote:At 10/28/18 08:52 AM, AudioMachina22 wrote: And now... It's time for this bitch to burn in hades.1. Hades is the guy, not the place. The error stems from quite a hilarious philological brain fart.
2. Hades's realm is nothing like the Christian hell.
I assumed that Hades was a place where peope go after they die.
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At 10/28/18 12:07 PM, AudioMachina22 wrote: I assumed that Hades was a place where peope go after they die.
Nope, Hades is the Greek god of the underworld, brother to Zeus and Poseidon. People who die don't go es Haden ("into Hades"), they go es Hadou ("into Hades's [place]"). The usage of the seemingly wrong case has baffled a lot of scholars who really should know that the word for "place" in these instances can be omitted in Old Greek just as it can in English, as there are several other examples in different contexts, like Socrates and friends meeting up at Agathon's.
At 10/28/18 01:24 PM, DamnedByFate wrote:At 10/28/18 12:07 PM, AudioMachina22 wrote: I assumed that Hades was a place where peope go after they die.Nope, Hades is the Greek god of the underworld
I declare hades to be a place where people go after they die, named after Hades the god who is the ruler of his own realm, Hades. =3
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At 10/30/18 10:47 PM, Pecheneg wrote: You are never alone but...
...but you are always alone.
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At 10/30/18 11:54 PM, AudioMachina22 wrote:At 10/30/18 10:47 PM, Pecheneg wrote: You are never alone but......but you are always alone.
Never alone but never are free.
