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Archive for October, 2007

Textual Criticism Quiz

For matters relating to textual biblical studies, Dan Wallace over at Parchment and Pen has posted a quiz on New Testament Textual Criticism.  I went through it last week but discovered, with the answers now available by Dan, that there is key phrasing to some of the questions!  If you are interested in such quizzes [...]

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Free Rice

A new site Free Rice, started this month, gives vocabulary quizzes for people who want to donate rice for the poor. Its banner states, “For each word you get right, we donate 10 grains of rice through the United Nations to help end world hunger.” This morning, while eating breakfast, I donated [...]

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Virgil’s Aeneid on iTunes

From a recent browsing through iTunes U, I discovered Standford University has available a series of lectures on Virgil’s Aeneid by Susanna Braund. So far the lectures I’ve heard are very informative and worth hearing. Take a look, listen and download.

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I’m now getting a chance to post! I wanted to share a few things for paper research in my Early Roman Empire course I’m taking this semester. Originally, I wanted to focus on the Romanization of the East in the areas of Palestine and Israel, with particular interest in the interaction between Marcus [...]

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Latin Nouns

Here is the next printable PDF — Latin nouns.  Soon I’ll have a link up at Google Docs in that format.Download: Latin nouns

Update: for the latest click on the Latin Page in the side menu.

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Updated linked files

Sooner than expected, I’ve updated each post which has a link of a printable PDF Latin or Greek chart. For now I’m ditching MediaMax because of its inconsistency and will stick with GooglePages for a while. These are only concerning the PDFs (which are only three at this point!).Here are the updates:

Latin [...]

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mediamax

I’ve been storing files on this blog through MediaMax, but it seems to be doing a poor job of making them available.  I will soon take care of this problem, most likely this weekend, and have all the pdf files up and available through Google pages or some other free storage site.  If any of [...]

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stay tuned

I’ve been away quite a while since my classes and study time are occupying most of my time.  Soon I’ll probably add a post or two with one dealing with Augustus Caesar and Trajan — some observations from my Early Roman Empire course.

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