This was mentioned on the Digitalclassicist list and it’s kind of neat (especially if you’re metrically challenged, as am I). You can cut and paste Greek text into it and it will break it down (seems to work best if you apply correption and synizesis):
Day: November 19, 2012
Classical Words of the Day
- adynaton, n. (OED)
Latinitweets:
This Day in Ancient History: ante diem xiii kalendas decembres
ante diem xiii kalendas decembres
- Mercatus — time to restock the pantry after the lengthy festival in honour of Jupiter
- 1665 — death of Nicholas Poussin (painter of many Classical subjects)
Blogosphere ~ A Roman portrayal of a Cyclops, probably from the high empire…
C.P.: A Roman portrayal of a Cyclops, probably from the high empire….
[never seen this one before …]
Blogosphere ~ The Boy on the Dolphin
Teegee: Essays: The Boy on the Dolphin.
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