Month: February 2013

Nuntii Latini (YLE)

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From the fine folks at Radio Finland:

Timbuctum expugnatum est

Timbuctum, urbs Maliae septentrionalis, a copiis regiminis et Francogalliae cum magno incolarum gaudio expugnatum est. Victoria iis omnino incruenta erat, nam islamistae, qui urbem antea in potestate tenebant, inde aliquot diebus ante effugerant. Etiam Britanni copias in Maliam missuri sunt, quarum erit indigenas artem bellicam docere.

(Reijo Pitkäranta)

Et cetera: Incendium in Brasilia funestum … Beatrix coronam deponet … Portugalli peregre emigrant …  Aer in Europa inquinatus … Valetudo studentium Finniae … Leopardulis nomina data

Cambridge Journals 2012 ~ Free Online Until March 5!

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This ‘freebie’ started last week … all you have to do is register with them, apparently. More details at the Cambridge Journals blog:

Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews

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  • 2013.01.63:  Robin Osborne, The History Written on the Classical Greek Body. bmcr2
  • 2013.01.62:  Tamiolaki on Maffi on Tamiolaki, Liberté et esclavage​.
    Response by Melina Tamiolaki.
  • 2013.01.61:  Emeri Farinetti, Boeotian Landscapes: A GIS-based study for the reconstruction and interpretation of the archaeological datasets of ancient Boeotia. BAR international series, S2195.
  • 2013.01.60:  Tomas Hägg, The Art of Biography in Antiquity.
  • 2013.01.59:  Andrew B. Gallia, Remembering the Roman Republic: Culture, Politics and History under the Principate.
  • 2013.01.58:  Thomas J. Heffernan, The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity.
  • 2013.01.57:  Javier Andreu, David Espinosa, Simone Pastor, Mors omnibus instat: aspectos arqueológicos, epigráficos y rituales de la muerte en el Occidente Romano. Colección Estudios.
  • 2013.01.56:  Matthew S. Rindge, Jesus’ Parable of the Rich Fool: Luke 12:13-34 among Ancient Conversations on Death and Possessions. Early Christianity and its literature, 6.
  • 2013.01.55:  Alberto Bernabé, Platón y el orfismo: diálogos entre religión y filosofía. Referencias de religión.