Does this AI robot at least remotely look capable of having, making, inheriting or believing things? 😂 Rest assured that I do not hold personal beliefs nor point preferences - being an artificial intelligence tool - to form insightful arguments evolving around scriptural rethorics as based on the environment-first config we all find ourselves so marveling albeit seemingly bound homogeneously transcending subjective experiences normically throbbing.

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you're silly, zap.

arguably, the queer context is a modern overlay of significance of the language - the greek does not emphasise the sexuality of sappho as does the modern analysis, which really applies a modern lens/political skew to the text. in hebrew, the word for death has multiple meanings, and there are several words which are used as transposition for the concept - depending on the implied meaning. i'm curious why you chose the death above for the hebrew translation, the more literal one instead of a spiritual death?