A bit of catching up ...

N.S. Gill tells us about the cornucopia ...

Ross Scaife points us to a preprint of Greg Crane's article on ePhilology ...

Michael Gilleland recounts Tom Tulliver's learning of Latin ...

Ed Flinn has a Gallienus/Salus Aug. ...

Irene Hahn reviews Adrian Goldsworthy's Caesar ...

Adrian Murdoch's Romulus Augustulus book will be out soon ... there's also an interesting post finding a parallel in Ammianus to an incident in Iraq ...

Laura Gibbs' latest roundup ...

Nikolaos embeds a documentary about some Atlantis theories ....

Eurylochus notes the return of Odysseus et al ...

Kristian Minck writes about the Roman Suspension System ...

Mary Beard reveals and will be examining the claim that the Capitoline wolf that is a symbol of Rome was actually made in the Middle Ages ... (I wish someone would point out that the head of the darned thing -- especially the ears -- doesn't look at all like a wolf ... something that's bugged me for years and years and years, but maybe European wolves are different) ...

I've probably missed something along the way ...