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@joseph_gaglione "Political and fleshly emancipation are finally one and the same; the god of epiphany is Dionysus." ~ N.O. Brown Image: grape leaf diversity selected from among ca. 750 unique cultivars at the Botner's farm in Yoncalla, OR.

Grape leaf diversity arranged on the ground from among ca. 750 cultivars at Nick Botner's farm in Yoncalla, OR.
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Grape leaf diversity arranged on the ground from among ca. 750 cultivars at Nick Botner's farm in Yoncalla, OR.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 29 Sept 2022

@NoJesuitTricks @scottrswain I'll raise a glass to that. The god of epiphany is Dionysus, the god of the grape-harvest, wine and wine-making, also known as Eleutherios, the arriving outsider-god, the entirely unanticipated liberator from the oppressive restraints of the Old Order. ?s=20&t=VPpNEQJ_7Y-C-q-azsM0iA

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Quoted by@Sophiologist_Quoted by@kaufmanjwriter @johnmilbank3 1/ It perhaps bears noting that whatever cultural tradition I move among in the 'paradise gardening' or 'new world creation movement', folk are typically non-prescriptive about home-grown, home-processed botanicals, whether for food, medicine or recreation. Grapes are everywhere.