* Circumundique ~ September 29, 2011

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A few items of note:

National Classical Etymological Online Exam September 29, 2011 latinteach
Classics in Decline September 29, 2011 Jona Lendering
Ancient and Modern October 1, 2011 (Peter Jones)
On This Day in Ancient History – The Last Days of Pompey September 29, 2011 (N.S. Gill)
IOT: The Etruscans 29 Sep 11 September 29, 2011
Diet of Byzantine Greeks September 29, 2011 Dienekes
Fake metal codices tidbits September 29, 2011 paleojudaica@talktalk.net (Jim Davila)
Sexual attitudes, preferences and infections in Ancient Greece: has antiquity anything useful for us today? September 29, 2011 History of the Ancient World

* This Day in Ancient History: pridie kalendas octobres

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pridie kalendas octobres

480 B.C. — birth of Euripides (not sure of the source of this one)
286 A.D. — martyrdom of Victor and Ursus
420 A.D. — death of Jerome
1452 — first Gutenberg Bible printed (?)

Circumundique ~ September 27-28

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… back on track:

Round-Up: September 28 September 27, 2011 (Laura Gibbs)
Book: Nascere vivere e morire a Pompei September 28, 2011 (Jo Berry)
New exhibitions September 28, 2011 (Jo Berry)
On This Day in Ancient History – Death of Pompey the Great September 28, 2011 (N.S. Gill)
OPEN LETTER – TO THE ITALIAN ARCHAEOLOGISTS FROM ROME AND ELSEWHERE IN ITALY (27/09/2011). September 28, 2011 Martin G. Conde
REGARDING: “OPEN LETTER – TO THE ITALIAN ARCHAEOLOGISTS FROM ROME AND ELSEWHERE IN ITALY (27/09/2011).” – September 28, 2011 Martin G. Conde
On This Day in Ancient History – The Original Marathon September 28, 2011 (N.S. Gill)
Pontius Pilate in history and interpretation September 28, 2011 History of the Ancient World
Domi Manere Oportet September 28, 2011 Michael Gilleland
John the Lydian, September – now online September 28, 2011 Roger Pearse
09/28/11 PHD comic: ‘E-mail Panic’ September 28, 2011
Dwarfs in Ancient Egypt September 28, 2011 History of the Ancient World

This Day in Ancient History:

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Bust of Pompey in the Residenz, Munich Antiqua... — Image via Wikipedia

ante diem iii kalendas octobres

106 B.C. — birth of Gnaeus Pompeius
61 B.C. — Pompey celebrates his third triumph in recognition of his victories in the third Mithridatic War
48 B.C. — Pompeius Magnus, in the wake of his defeat at Pharsalus, is murdered as he steps ashore in Egypt (another possible date)
290 A.D. — martyrdom of Rhipsime, Gaiana, and companions

Circumundique ~ September 26, 2011 (I think)

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I had no internet early this a.m., so my blogging rhythm is a bit off today:

Round-Up: September 26 September 26, 2011 (Laura Gibbs)
AD vs CE September 26, 2011 Mary Beard
Top Five Greek Gods September 26, 2011 (Juliette)
An example of why abolishing AD and BC causes problems September 27, 2011 Roger Pearse
Antiquities in Houston September 27, 2011 David Gill
Swords, Sorcery, Sandals and Space: The Fantastika and the Classical World. A Science Fiction Foundation Conference in 2013 September 27, 2011 Tony Keen
Holy Misogyny lecture series September 26, 2011 April DeConick
Hesperia 80.3 Now Online September 26, 2011
Haider’s transcription of the Minoan medicinal text September 26, 2011 Glen Gordon

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