Month: March 2014

This Day in Ancient History: ante diem iv kalendas martias

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ante diem iv kalendas martias

  • Festival of Mars (day 4)
  • 51 A.D. — the future emperor Nero is given the title princeps iuventutis
  • ca 254 A.D. — martyrdom of Gaius

… and ten years ago at rogueclassicism, it was pretty busy, what with security studies at Pompeii in the wake of some unbelievable thefts … we were also getting our first hints of what was dubbed a ‘gladiator graveyard’ at Ephesus (three items!), some beauty secrets from Cleopatra, and some background on the Latin in the Passion

Linear B, Knossos & Mycenae | Honouring Michael Ventris: Conjugations of All Tenses in the Active Voice of Athematic MI Verbs in Mycenaean Greek

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Honouring Michael Ventris: Conjugations of All Tenses in the Active Voice of Athematic MI Verbs in Mycenaean Greek
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