Links
Textiles, philosophy, and the Pope: Links for March 17
Fascinating late antiquity textiles on exhibit in NYC. The importance of liberal arts and philosophy. The Pope wants to revive the Latin language.
Latin-language Blogs, Tech-World Classicists, and Lorem Ipsum: Links for 10 March
Here are some curiosities we’ve found around the Internet this week: The Paideia Institute has begun two new blogs aimed at intermediate Latin and Greek
Currency, Atheism, and Ice Ages; Links for February 18
Neat infographic showing the connection between the debasement of ancient currency and the fall of the Roman Empire. Did you know there was a mini-ice-age
Coloring Books, Games, and Nugae: Links 11 Feb. 2016
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Links for February 6th
A comparison is drawn between storytelling in Homer and storytelling in a modern epic like Star Wars. On the methods employed by ancient counterfeiters to fool
WOW, so many links! Links for January 22
Teller (of Penn & Teller fame and a former Latin teacher) tells it like it is: Teaching is like performing magic Ancient Rome and Little