Things that caught my eye yesterday:

• REVIEW of Hannah M. Cotton (ed.), Corpus inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae. Volume 1 September 10, 2011 G.W. Schwendner
• Were Aristogeiton and Harmodius Tyrannicides? September 10, 2011 (author unknown)
• Round-Up: September 11 September 11, 2011 laura-gibbs@ou.edu (Laura Gibbs)
• Visualizing the Lead Codices September 11, 2011 Steve Caruso
• explorator 14.21 September 11, 2011 david meadows
• The Cedar and the Shrub September 11, 2011 Michael Gilleland
• Star Trek: The Gamesters of Triskelion September 11, 2011 noreply@blogger.com (Juliette)
• Tripoli Museum Latest September 11, 2011 Dorothy King
• Ancient/Classical History Study Guides September 11, 2011 (N.S. Gill)
• Rome’s Bloody Nose. The Pannonian Revolt, Teutoburg Forest and the Formation of Roman Frontiers September 11, 2011 History of the Ancient World
• Female Gladiators of the Ancient Roman World September 11, 2011 History of the Ancient World
• Open Access Journal: DIO: The International Journal of Scientific History September 11, 2011 Charles Ellwood Jones

We mentioned the Roman Orders (in the Renaissance) thing in the Guardian the other day … might as well have the section on Greek orders here as well; might be useful for the tyros in Greek civ class:

• Georgian architecture: how to identify the Greek orders | Guardian

Adrian Murdoch continues the series with the only Roman emperor who died as a prisoner of a foreign ruler:

• #33 Valerian: Emperors of Rome

pridiem idus septembres

• ludi Romani (day 8)
• 490 B.C. — battle of Marathon (another suggested date)