Classics Online

  • http://twitter.com/rogueclassicist/status/843755139634794496 Thucydides has branched out into children's literature! The Melian Dialogue exemplified by a nasty Tyrannosaurus Rex. https://t.co/VOEPeLzCIR — The Thucydides Bot (@Thucydiocy) March 20, 2017 Whenever someone mentions 'the greens' I think they're talking chariot racing #ClassicistProblems — rogueclassicist ~ david meadows (@rogueclassicist) March 20, 2017 Happy #worldsparrowday! Sparrows star in 2 famous classical…

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  • A Motto for Any Classicist https://t.co/ZkIPOVZkSk — sententiae antiquae (@sentantiq) March 19, 2017 @drzarrow pls RT to the classics folks! https://t.co/wRRM0SwoS5 — Joint National Committee for Languages (@JNCLInfo) March 19, 2017 .@NEHgov joined us to support @PerseidsProject’s work at @TuftsUniversity to bring Classics into the Digital Age: https://t.co/pZ5RsOrzKM pic.twitter.com/sM8Xcb553c — Mellon Foundation (@MellonFdn) March 18, 2017…

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  • Bruce Robertson — of Mount Allison University fame — sent this missive to the DigitalClassicist list and graciously gave permission for it to be posted here: I’d like to announce the result of last year’s campaign to OCR a significant portion of the polytonic Greek volumes on archive.org using a specially allocated HPC environment from…

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  • Last weekend, the Warburg Institute and the Institute for Classical Studies hosted a conference called The Afterlife of Ovid and a number of videos from the meeting have made it to Youtube. I’m going to sort of intersperse an ‘edited program’ with the videos (not all talks are there … not sure if they will…

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  • A few items that are ‘project related’  have been laying in my mailbox for various lengths of time and it seems useful to gather them together in one post. First, a tip ‘o the pileus to Charles Jones for alerting us (via his AWOL blog today) of this very interesting and potentially useful (French) web…

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