October 2, 2012
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About a year ago we mentioned a contest sponsored by the Simon and Schuster folks wherein contestants were asked to translate a chunk of the Iliad and Stephen Mitchell would judge which was best (Iliad Translation Contest ~ Stephen Mitchell as Judge). A winner has been announced and Layne Evans’ version can be read here:…
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hamartia (Dictionary.com) protean (Wordsmith) Latinitweets: verb 3: credo , credere, credidi, creditus + dative => believe, trust http://t.co/pTGZGjM0 #Latin #Vocab #LatinVocab — LatinVocab (@LatinVocab) October 2, 2012 umquam: ever: adverb. Example sentence:Hannibal ad Alpes venit, quas nemo umquam ante eum cum exercitu transiera… http://t.co/c1ZoUnsE — Latin Language (@latinlanguage) October 2, 2012
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ante diem vi nonas octobres 322 B.C. — death of Aristotle (according to one reckoning) c. 303 A.D. — martyrdom of Eleutherius and companions
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Latin for Addicts: Objects Direct and Indirect.
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About.com Ancient / Classical History: Myth Monday – Hercules and His Labors.
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