June 2013
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The weekly Latin news from the fine folks at Radio Bremen: Nuntii Latini Septimanales 7.6.2013
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This week’s Latin news from our friends at YLE … this week’s translators are Reijo Pitkäranta and Saara Honkanen: De tempestate Europae Hac aestate ineunte tempestas in Europa multum variavit. In Finnia, imprimis in partibus terrae septentrionalibus, aer tam calidus fuit, ut cives de aestibus molestis et saluti nocentibus publice praemonerentur. Civitates autem mediae Europae,…
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Latest headline in Classical Greek: Στάσις τῷ Ἐρδογᾶν ἐν τῇ Κωνσταντινουπόλει
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From Hurriyet: After a 22-year hiatus, archaeological excavations will begin once again in the ancient city of Sebastapolis in the Central Anatolian province of Tokat’s Sulusaray district. Sulusaray district administrator Yaşar Kemal Yılmaz said Sebastapolis was known as one of the most significant ancient cities in the Central Black Sea and Northeastern Anatolian region. Yılmaz…
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I’m somewhat skeptical about this one as it is being reported … from the Greek Reporter: A submerged underwater archaeological site with extensive sunken architectural remains was found by the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities team at a depth of 200 to 600 m. off the Alikanas beach on northeast Zakynthos, the Ionian Sea Island, as…
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