Interested in the history of music? Check out the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum!
Take a look at these amazing sculptures inspired by the monsters on Medieval maps.
A great series of posters illustrating various logical fallacies.
A computer model of Rome in quo rogatur an reapse marmoream reliquerit Augustus, quam latericiam acceperat.
Probably not THAT Boudicca…but a rare intact Roman tombstone was recently found in Britain.
Martia Dementia! Brackets for Greek and Roman authors. Book review: “The Death of Caesar,” by Barry Strauss Check out the great resources from our recent
We’re happy to make available Ruth Breindel’s NECJ article on strategies for teaching Latin to students with dyslexia. breindel_good_teaching.pdf
As I’m sure I’ve mentioned before (and probably one too many times, to your dismay), I’ve long had an affinity for the Greek-speaking sequel of
I abandoned giving midyear and final exams to my third-year Latin students about five years ago. Now, as my discipuli were soon to learn to their
