Also Seen: Horace, Odes, 1.9
The Guardian‘s ‘Poem of the Week’ is as mentioned above!
… interesting commentary on the translation …
Classical Words of the Day
Apologies for neglecting this feature the past few days … I’m in the process of cleaning up and organizing links etc. in Netvibes in anticipation of the demise of my iGoogle page in the near future. I still don’t have a proper update for y’all, but my spiders brought back a page from something called Wordnik which is featuring ten Greek sorts of words that have popped up because of some big shindig going on in London:
This Day in Ancient History: ante diem iii kalendas sextilias
ante diem iii kalendas sextilias
- ludi Victoriae Caesaris (day 11)
- after 101 B.C. — dedication of the Temple to “The Fortune of this Day” (Fortuna Huiusce Diei) and subsequent rites thereafter; presumably this is one of the temples vowed prior to the Battle of Vercellae
- 69 A.D. — destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem (Av 9)
Blogosphere ~ Orpheus the ancient source
Ovid’s Metamorphoses: Orpheus the ancient source.
Blogosphere ~ Who Were the Sea People?
History of the Ancient World: Who Were the Sea People?.
Blogosphere ~ The Status Of Women In Ancient Athens
History of the Ancient World: The Status Of Women In Ancient Athens.
Blogosphere ~ The death of Alexander the Great
History of the Ancient World: The death of Alexander the Great.
Blogosphere ~ Plague and theatre in ancient Athens
History of the Ancient World: Plague and theatre in ancient Athens.
Blogosphere ~ Roman Omens, Roman Audiences and Roman History
History of the Ancient World: Roman Omens, Roman Audiences and Roman History.
