May 20, 2013
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Latest news in Latin from our Finnish friends (this week’s author: Tuomo Pekkanen): Coniuges Finni ex Iemenia liberati Coniuges Finni et vir Austriacus, qui mense Decembri in Iemenia vi abducti erant, post captivitatem fere centum quadraginta dierum liberati sunt. Magistratus Finni negant Finniam pretium redemptionis abductoribus solvisse. Coniuges Leila et Atte Kaleva dicunt se inter…
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Latest weekly news report: Nuntii Latini Septimanales 17.5.2013
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2013.05.29: Grazia Maria Masselli, Riflessi di magia: virtù e virtuosismi della parola in Roma antica. Studi latini, 81. 2013.05.28: Éric Rebillard, Christians and Their Many Identities in Late Antiquity, North Africa, 200-450 CE. 2013.05.27: Paolo d’Alessandro, Varrone e la tradizione metrica antica. Spudasmata, Bd. 143. 2013.05.26: Jean MacIntosh Turfa, Divining the Etruscan World: the Brontoscopic…
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Lorna Robinson sent this along: The Iris Project delighted to announce the publication of a new Latin course and storybook, Telling Tales in Latin! Telling Tales in Latin infuses learning Latin with the magic of storytelling. Narrated by the chatty and imaginative Roman poet Ovid, this brand new kind of Latin course takes the reader…
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ante diem xiii kalendas junias 325 A.D. — Council of Nicaea opens (maybe) 1912 — birth of Moses Finley (Ancient Slavery and Modern Ideology, among others) 1957 — death of Gilbert Murray ((History of Ancient Greek Literature, among numerous other things)
rogue classicism 