Classical Words of the Day
ad hominem (Merriam-Webster)
Latinitweets:
verb 4: venio , venire, veni => come bit.ly/IKAclf #Latin #Vocab #LatinVocab—
(@LatinVocab) October 28, 2012
lente: slowly: adverb. Example sentence:Festina lente.Translation:Make haste slowly. bit.ly/XBUr9K—
Latin Language (@latinlanguage) October 28, 2012
This Day in Ancient History: ante diem vi kalendas novembres
ante diem vi kalendas novembres
- 97 A.D. – The emperor Nerva adopts the future emperor Trajan
- 312 A.D – Battle of the Milvian Bridge; Constantine I has a vision and defeats Maxentius to become sole emperor
Blogosphere ~ MURK, MISERY and MITHRAS
The Edithorial: MURK, MISERY and MITHRAS.
Blogosphere ~ Ant or Camel
Laudator Temporis Acti: Ant or Camel.
Blogosphere ~ Battle at the Milvian Bridge
About.com Ancient / Classical History: Battle at the Milvian Bridge.
Blogosphere ~ What happens in Sicily… Segesta
The Lyre and the Lexicon: What happens in Sicily… Segesta.
Blogosphere ~ Moretum
Pass the Garum: Moretum.
Blogosphere ~ Cato’s Roman Bread
Pass the Garum: Cato’s Roman Bread.
Blogosphere ~ Rome Sweet Rome
Pass the Garum: Rome Sweet Rome.
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