Grecian sculptures, Roman Emperors, and Sapphic Poems: Links for 20 February

CANE Media Coordinator
February 20, 2014

Loeb Classical Library is planning to go digital. No word yet on pricing.
These Grecian sculptures are made of paper. Totally mesmerizing!
An interesting way of conceptualizing the various lineages of the Empire; a metro map!
Speaking of metro maps – here’s another! How to get around the underworld…
Using hip-hop beats to read and understand hexameter.
An interesting article about the new Sappho poem and its importance not just as literature but also as archaeological artifact.

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