This Day in Ancient History: pridie nonas novembres

pridie nonas novembres

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RT @romepix: Antinious in #Rome https://t.co/xJwDDmXahB 5 hours ago
FSU Classics students research hidden architectural wonders in remote Italian colony of Cosa - tallahassee.com/story/news/201… 6 hours ago
RT @doctorow: 2,000+ awesome hieroglyphs, coming soon to Unicode boingboing.net/2018/04/21/mic… https://t.co/OaWncrNw2c 7 hours ago
RT @DCComm: @donnazuck Though it doesn’t deal with the fake Greek, there is some interesting context about the costume design here https://… 7 hours ago
RT @flippingpencils: @spartanwarriors @rogueclassicist A shoutout also to Silenus, wisest of the satyrs and teacher/mentor to Dionysos. Wou… 7 hours ago
RT @p_historians: @rogueclassicist @WikiCommons Ahhh - fixed it! https://t.co/1D6qI0Fddb 7 hours ago
RT @ShawHardy: ok, i'm sorry latin grammar, but a pluperfect subjunctive standing in for a future perfect indicative in the protasis of a f… 8 hours ago
At some point you have to give up and admit that you and onscreen keyboards weren't made for each other .... 8 hours ago
RT @p_historians: Depictions of hunting and sacrifice at a small altar - a fourth century CE mosaic in Villa Romana del Casale, Sicily. I… 8 hours ago
RT @AlinSuciu1: Christie's will be auctioning soon a very interesting palimpsest manuscript. This features portions of Qur'an... https://t.… 8 hours ago

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