Rogueclassicist on Twitter

• RT @classicsforall: Today in 15BC? Germanicus, Roman commander and adopted son of Tiberius, was born. He died in 19AD. Was he poisoned? Con… 9 hours ago
• RT @TWhittermarsh: Just read a description of Socrates as a 'peripathetic philosopher'. 9 hours ago
• RT @TarkabarkaHolgy: @rogueclassicist Latin is for people who need to make photocopies in Egypt and the only place is a Coptic monastery. #… 12 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: #Classics is for practically perfect people http://t.co/r7GJLuLCR4 13 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: #Classics is for witty sophisticated people http://t.co/WPjpHgMBSs 13 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: #classics is for political right-wingers http://t.co/S8SDgS4UJg 13 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: #classics is for political left wingers http://t.co/SNIlYWfrBw 13 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: Why study #Latin at uni? #fees http://t.co/iXLfXwKwxk 13 hours ago
• RT @DHSBClassics: What can you do with a #Classics degree? http://t.co/8c1xbquGbp 13 hours ago
• thanks to all the folks who answered my sirens names question yesterday ... twitter was very inconsistent in delivering them 13 hours ago
• RT @pompei79: Captivating footage of the last eruption of Vesuvius in 1944 & its dramatic effect incl. in Pompeii m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=i2pr… (v… 1 day ago
• RT @NeinQuarterly: You say tomato, I say a spectre is haunting Europe. 1 day ago
• We know the names of muses ... Did sirens have known names? 1 day ago