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Laudes Mantuano
Publius Vergilius Maro was born on the Ides of October, 2086 years ago last weekend. His work, the Aeneid in particular, is always with me—I
Doing Projects Right
I confess that, for much of my high school teaching career, I’ve had reservations about giving project assignments to my Latin students. Latin language and
Consuetudines quo melius Latine et legatis et intellegatis.
As the school year has brought itself into full swing for many folk in New England, a lot of us are finding that time is
A Letter from Latin Summer Camp
Collegis peramantibus Linguae Latinae Stephanus SPD! I hope that you are returning to your academic responsibilities well rested and refreshed, in part from some time
A Few Articles for the Weekend (June 24th)
This first article offers selections from a description of the Roman Empire by one Chinese author of the third century AD, and how the Chinese view
Summer Ideas
We come again to the month of Juno, and in addition to inputting final grades, throwing out old projects, cleaning up the classroom, and checking