Daily Archives: May 22nd, 2012

Webinar Today: Classical Ideas in the Hispanic New World

Rose Williams is hosting a free webinar today … as described at the Bolchazy Carducci site:

This webinar examines the central position of the Latin language and classical ideas in the Hispanic New World. Historical, architectural, and cultural Roman contributions, as well as Latin literature written in and about the New World, will be discussed. Participants will be encouraged to comment on the material offered and its application to Latin, History and Civilization studies.

It runs from 6:00-7:00 (Eastern) … register at the bottom of B-C’s Webinar page.

Classical Words of the Day

… on the Latin side:

… and the Greek:

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem xi kalendas junias

ante diem xi kalendas junias

Herma

Herma (Photo credit: mmarftrejo)

415 B.C. — The “mutilation of the herms” occurs, which would briefly delay the launching of the Sicilian Expedition (by one reckoning)

337 A.D. — death of Constantine I

Blogosphere ~ Two Little Houses

Laudator Temporis Acti: Two Little Houses.

Blogosphere ~ Saint’s Day: Constantine’s Mother

About.com Ancient / Classical History: Saint’s Day: Constantine’s Mother.

Blogosphere ~ Myth Monday – The King and the Harpies

About.com Ancient / Classical History: Myth Monday – The King and the Harpies.

Blogosphere ~ Major Events in the Trojan War

About.com Ancient / Classical History: Major Events in the Trojan War.

Blogosphere ~ Toga and Dagger: Espionage in Ancient Rome

History of the Ancient World: Toga and Dagger: Espionage in Ancient Rome.

Blogosphere ~ Bibliography: Central Lydia Archaeological Survey

Ancient World Open Bibliographies: Bibliography: Central Lydia Archaeological Survey.

Blogosphere ~ APA Blog : Message from the President – May 2012

American Philological Association: APA Blog : Message from the President – May 2012.

 

[potentially exciting stuff here!]

Blogosphere ~ Rome: A Necessary Fiction

Pop Classics: Rome: A Necessary Fiction.

Blogosphere ~ Latin Without Latin: Phoenix

Bestiaria Latina Blog: Latin Without Latin: Phoenix.

Blogosphere ~ Temporary lectureship in Greek

Love of History Blog: Temporary lectureship in Greek.

Blogosphere ~ Assistant professor in Greek history

Love of History Blog: Assistant professor in Greek history.

Blogosphere ~ Cultural Heritage and Human Development on the Dark Side of Vesuvius

Blogging Pompeii: Cultural Heritage and Human Development on the Dark Side of Vesuvius.

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