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content/2023-08-10-riddle-from-ancient-greek.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title = "A lewd riddle from the Ellenosphere"
 date = 2023-08-10T10:30:00Z
 [taxonomies]
 categories = ["Media"]
-tags = ["Books", "Ancient Greek"]
+tags = ["Books", "Poetry"]
 +++
 Studying ancient Greek during high school wasn’t a mistake, after all: I still get to appreciate the sublime works of hundreds of clever people from ~2000 years ago.<!-- more --> This becomes particularly useful when designing jokes for people who graduated in History, like a friend of mine.
 
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 > Γυμνὴν ἢν ἐσίδῃς Καλλίστιον, ὦ ξένε, φήσεις·  
 > ἤλλακται ‘διπλοῦν γράμμα Συρηκοσίων’.
 
-Which means “If you see Kallistion naked, my friend, you will say the Syracusian symbol for 2 has been altered”. The symbol for 2 is a “Χ”, and changing the “τ” in the name makes it sound like “beautiful flanks”. It may be important to say that Kallistion was probably a prositute.
+Which means “If you see Kallistion naked, my friend, you will say the Syracusian symbol for 2 has been altered”. The symbol for 2 is a “Χ”, and changing the “τ” in the name makes it sound like “beautiful flanks”. It may be important to say that Kallistion was probably a prositute.