Classical Words of the Day
- amative (Merriam-Webster)
- esthesia or aesthesia (Wordsmith)
- ingeminate (OED)
- enchiridion (Dictionary.com)
Latinitweet:
acquirere: to gain, to acquire: verb. Example sentence:Vires acquirit eundo.Translation:It gains strength as it goes. bit.ly/NaGXd4—
Latin Language (@latinlanguage) June 21, 2012
This Day in Ancient History: ante diem xi kalendas quinctilias
ante diem xi kalendas quinctilias
Lake Trasimene battlefield, from the lake. Hannibal’s army was arrayed along the nearer wooded ridge (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
546 B.C. — death of Thales of Miletus (not sure of the source of this one)
217 B.C. — Hannibal deals the Romans a major defeat at Lake Trasimene
Blogosphere ~ Facts and Theories
Laudator Temporis Acti: Facts and Theories.
Blogosphere ~ News: New museum for Herculaneum
Blogging Pompeii: News: New museum for Herculaneum.
Blogosphere ~ Datophilic Verb Phrases
Latin for Addicts: Datophilic Verb Phrases.
Blogosphere ~ Latin Without Latin: Ad Calvum
Bestiaria Latina Blog: Latin Without Latin: Ad Calvum.
Blogosphere ~ First look: My pathei mathos tattoo
Classical Archaeology News: First look: My pathei mathos tattooHad it done just a few days….
