November 29, 2011
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Phoenicopolis: The Orator’s Right of Entry: Quintilian on Why the Public Speaker Has a Claim to the Contents of Philosophy Books.
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A nice overview from Athens News: PEOPLE are still influenced and informed by traditional, low-tech means through public monuments, gatherings and speeches, but are also targeted with messages and information on current events or matters of state through television, radio, internet and the print media. In ancient times, on the other hand, religious, political or…
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Bread and Circuses: Roman toilets at Ostia Antica. [excellent photo]
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History of the Ancient World: Ancient Rome and the Pirates.
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Phoenicopolis: Ex Visitatione Dei: Some Legal Latin for Nov. 28.
rogue classicism 