August 4, 2012
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This one just showed up on Youtube and I am not familiar with the first bit; the second bit is from the 1907 version of Ben Hur, but this one’s really interesting (not least for scenes of gladiatorial fighting, the fire of Rome, Nero (maybe) etc.). You should check out the ‘time markers’ first to…
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pridie nonas sextilias ¶ 70 A.D. — the Romans destroy the Temple in Jerusalem ¶ 1701 — birth of Thomas Blackwell ¶ 1707 – birth of Johann Augustus Ernesti
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Laudator Temporis Acti: No, Plato, No.
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Ancient and Modern Olympics: Whipping spectators at the ancient Olympics?.
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The Homer Multitext: ICT · The Image Citation Tool.
rogue classicism 