Timanthes

Great, illustrious court of Poland, faithful vassals, friends and kinsmen, you already know.

My studies have, throughout the whole world, given me the high title of the learned, since, against time and time's oblivion, the rich pencils of Timanthes, the bright marbles of Lysippos,

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But you can see how the aesthetic and effective energy of this gesture kind of travels through time.

So I'll just start with the first chapter as an example, which is it takes as its ancient scene this famous painting by Timanthes.

And the original painting doesn't survive.

It's a depiction of...

So so the last chapter

of the book.

I'll bring us there by the first chapter starts with Timanthes' sacrifice of Iphigenia.

The second chapter looks at this moment in Plato's Republic where Socrates just tells the story of Leontius who encounters a pile of corpses next to the executioner and turns away and then covers his face as he struggles with himself and then gives in.