Holy cats ... March is almost over already ... checking out the blogs today:
ARLT tells us about a student Latin Newspaper project which some folks might want to get involved somehow with ...
Laudator's MG appreciates all the bits of Palladas that have been showing up at Curculio, and adds some useful comments of his own ....
Curculio responds by posting some more Palladas ...
About.com's N.S. Gill makes an interesting suggestion about a (possibly anachronistic) image of Greek philosophers holding a book ... there's also an item on the dating of Easter ...
If you can work through some Portuguese, Roma Antiga reviews the Osprey series of tomes on Roman soldiers ....
Hobbyblog has a Gallienus from Augusta Traiana (in Bulgaria) ....
Roman History Books bemoans the disappearance of footnotes (as I go increasingly to a Cornell notes style of notetaking myself, I can't help but continue to wonder whether sidenotes might be the best way to go in print as well as on the web) ...
ARLT tells us about a student Latin Newspaper project which some folks might want to get involved somehow with ...
Laudator's MG appreciates all the bits of Palladas that have been showing up at Curculio, and adds some useful comments of his own ....
Curculio responds by posting some more Palladas ...
About.com's N.S. Gill makes an interesting suggestion about a (possibly anachronistic) image of Greek philosophers holding a book ... there's also an item on the dating of Easter ...
If you can work through some Portuguese, Roma Antiga reviews the Osprey series of tomes on Roman soldiers ....
Hobbyblog has a Gallienus from Augusta Traiana (in Bulgaria) ....
Roman History Books bemoans the disappearance of footnotes (as I go increasingly to a Cornell notes style of notetaking myself, I can't help but continue to wonder whether sidenotes might be the best way to go in print as well as on the web) ...