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Silent Summer

Things have been almost non-existent, it seems, for me with blogging.  I’ve been occupying most of my time preparing for a double load of Latin in the fall.  I will be taking not only a course on Senecan Tragedy, focusing primarily on the tragedies of Thyestes and Medea, but also a course on Catullus.  Basically, I have over [...]

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New Look

The new template for the blog reminds me of Halloween.  But every once in a while I decide to change the monotony up a bit.  Any thoughts of it or if you prefer the previous template look, post a comment.

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im Deutschland

Occasionally I like to see who visits my site and how they get here.  Recently a German Greek enthusiast came across my blog through the post on the Thracian ring:
Hier noch mal zur Inschrift auf dem Ring:
http://ancientstudy.wordpress.com/
… Thrhtos Shysa.Das steht auf dem Ring.
Nothing terribly exciting, but at least it’s circulation.

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Ancient Study

Hello everyone! This blog will serve as a place of ‘jotting down’ information for ancient study — particularly Greek and Roman studies and discussion and interpretation of early history of Judaism and Christianity.  Though it may, at times, serve a wider function.
At other times I may add grammar notes and points I wish to log, [...]

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