Verbal Artistry in Vergil: Place-Names in Aeneid 1.549-58 In his speech to Dido, the Trojan leader Ilioneus wonders aloud whether their king Aeneas (rex erat Aeneas nobis, 544) is still alive; if not, the Tro
“Last Statues of Antiquity” Database I just learned about this from a review in BMCR. Looks pretty nifty: “a searchable database of the published evidence for statuary and inscribed statu Continue Reading →
Conventiculum Latinum at Kentucky (July 2013) If you want to practice speaking Latin with some of the people who know best both how to do it and how to help others learn comfortably, then check ou Continue Reading →
