Apuleius and Africa Bibliography

March 26, 2011 / David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist / Leave a comment

Bibliography: Apuleius and Africa http://wp.me/p16mLZ-3A

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RT @OptimoPrincipi: Inscription dedicated to Quintus Gavius Aquila, decurion and military tribune elected by the people at Aquileia; also h… 1 hour ago
RT @Pythika: Very like this pot - same place and time; same painter? Odysseus surfing @AshmoleanMuseum beazley.ox.ac.uk/XDB/ASP/record… https://t.co… 1 hour ago
RT @opietasanimi: the worst part of *all* AC games is where they force you to meet historical characters of the period (e.g. Cleopatra and… 2 hours ago
RT @opietasanimi: After our discussion in class yesterday about creative writing as classical scholarship, I showed @ehauserwrites this gam… 2 hours ago
RT @BarbaraEichner: @wmarybeard @BBCFrontRow This? https://t.co/HDTBwTmpXx 2 hours ago
RT @Pythika: Enter pursued by a #yeti Boiotian pot, C4th BC @metmuseum metmuseum.org/art/collection… https://t.co/gEQM9NOhL3 2 hours ago
RT @EmilyRCWilson: Lovely piece on how reading the Odyssey can make you feel rehumanized. The thrilling tale that is getting me through 20… 2 hours ago
RT @opietasanimi: Came across some familiar faces in the Fayyum #ACorigins #PS4share https://t.co/pnLiOh9DYq 2 hours ago
RT @OptimoPrincipi: Curule chair of a Roman magistrate, decorated with Greek helmets and flanked by fasces and columns. Fragment from a Rom… 2 hours ago
RT @diyclassics: As a member of the SCS Committee on Public Information & Media Relations, I would love to see the excellent work on classi… 2 hours ago
RT @TheAncientWorld: Interior of the amazingly preserved/restored Roman theater at Aspendos, Turkey, built in the 160s AD during the reign… 2 hours ago
Thread! 🔻🔻 twitter.com/Hestia_BU/stat… 2 hours ago
RT @DrDonnaYates: Looting and illicit trafficking of archaeological pieces: an incredible Spanish case lasnuevemusas.com/expolio-y-expo… https://t.co… 2 hours ago
RT @Dr_AHL: Ok, open discussion time. Let's go. We start with push-back on definitions: how do we define 'barbarian'? Should we stick with… 2 hours ago
RT @billbobbeck: πέτρος εἰμί· νησίζω. 🤓 https://t.co/V2SjvpJCKO 2 hours ago
RT @perskram: Det er #PhallusThursday i dag. Feir med måte. (Gresk terrakotta-vase med fallosform ca. 550–500 f.Kr. In M… 2 hours ago
RT @JewryWall: A female #gladiator or lover of the games? The spot in #Leicester where two #Roman lovers or fighters may have met was found… 2 hours ago
RT @apistone: Anyone know any scholarship or have any strong opinions about whether one of the 3 actors in a Greek tragedy would have playe… 2 hours ago
RT @candidamoss: @SarahEBond tells me that it is #PhallusThursday. So I humbly submit the description of the death of #Judas in Papias: Hi… 2 hours ago
RT @VeraCausa9: Rules of the Athenian Library of Pantainos built ca. AD 100: “No book is to be taken out because we have sworn an oath. (T… 2 hours ago

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Apuleius and Africa Bibliography

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