May 7, 2012
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It’s interesting how many authors of juvenile fiction (it seems) have a Classics background … here’s the latest one to keep an eye on, from the Daily Record: MEET writer Daniela Sacerdoti – who has swapped Italy for Scotland to keep our teenagers up all night. The mum-of-two’s new novel – Dreams, a demonic, paranormal…
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Jack Sasson mentioned this one in one of his daily missives: “T-PEN: A Transcription Tool for Digital Humanities” T-PEN stands for “Transcription for Paleographical and Editorial Notation.” This is a web-based, open-access digital tool for editing texts in manuscript. The links below will take you to the T-PEN blog, which gives updates on this soon-to-be-released…
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2012.05.10: Oliver Hoover, Andrew Meadows, Ute Wartenberg, Coin Hoards, Volume X: Greek Hoards. 2012.05.09: J. A. North, S. R. F. Price, The Religious History of the Roman Empire: Pagans, Jews, and Christians. Oxford Readings in Classical Studies. 2012.05.08: Rune Frederiksen, Greek City Walls of the Archaic Period, 900-480 BC. Oxford monographs on classical archaeology. 2012.05.07:…
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Adrian Murdoch continues the series with a guy I know absolutely zero about: Libius Severus: Emperors of Rome
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satiety (Merriam-Webster) sudorific (Dictionary.com) tenable (Wordsmith) misanthropy (OED) and: Salvus(Transparent Language)
rogue classicism 