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July 19, 2014 / David Meadows ~ rogueclassicist

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RT @bradhostetler: I love this: a Byzantine seal for an official who oversaw the murex fishermen at the coast of western Asia Minor. https:… 1 hour ago
RT @Lindsay_Powell: Birthday of Augustus was 9th day before the kalends of October in the Julian Calendar. Does it translate to 23 Sept? ht… 1 hour ago
RT @CarolineLawrenc: Felix dies natalis, Auguste! Emperor #Augustus born 23 Sept 63 BC #OTD https://t.co/wKY76COfnW 1 hour ago
RT @spartanwarriors: The ruins of the sanctuary of the ancient #Greek goddess, Hera (Heraion of Perachora) in the small cove of the Corinth… 1 hour ago
RT @JD_PhD: Noted: Capitoline Temples in Italy and the Provinces (especially Africa) dlvr.it/Pq11m4 #Zotero 1 hour ago
RT @romanhistory1: Born today 480BC Euripides, Greek playwright. Was one of the greatest authors of Greek tragedy. https://t.co/z7NgZFAvv4 1 hour ago
RT @ticiaverveer: The difference between learning a modern language and an ancient language https://t.co/oLqO2wl4Oh 1 hour ago
RT @Christianarcheo: #Ephesus The Grotto of Paul and Thecla, fresco from ca6thC. Discovered in 1906 on the northern slope of Bülbül Dag ht… 1 hour ago
RT @ConorWhately: Now Christopher Brown with the Hellenic Lecture, on love, lesbos, and the reputation of Sappho: Anacreon's girl with orna… 1 hour ago
RT @MoonPavilion: Reading Aeneid 10 with a class. Just knew a search would produce something good in the passage about the Twins Thymber a… 1 hour ago
RT @NevilleMorley: The idea of a Roman Batman - psychotic billionaire going out at night and beating people up - somehow brings to mind the… 1 hour ago
RT @papyrologyatman: #moody #Sappho #semesterstarts #Greekteam @ Manchester Art Gallery instagram.com/p/BZZOLhGj45q/ 2 hours ago
RT @GrantGinder: 75 pages in and this book has already 1) made me cry, and 2) taught me that I've been mispronouncing "Ovid" my entire life… 2 hours ago
RT @SpiralColumn: Not for the faint-hearted but for the very best in #Classics. Whatever your field, lit, hist, phil, art & arch. We want y… 2 hours ago
RT @arturoviaggia: Birthday boy #Augustus in his sleek priestly toga | #Corinth Museum flickr.com/photos/6066169… #photography #Greece #archae… 8 hours ago
RT @lizgloyn: Of interest to all my ECR colleagues; @womeninclassics, can we get this RT'd/on Facebook, please? twitter.com/cemathieson/st… 8 hours ago
RT @orientalinst: A frustrated note from a monk living in the western Theban hills. We've always been human. #archaeology #lifelesson htt… 8 hours ago
RT @Katherine_McDon: Going to have a go at this to take my mind off worrying about moving house. https://t.co/5GwBTVyg0C 9 hours ago

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