plus uno maneat perenne saeclo I see that a new introductory Greek textbook has been reviewed in the BMCR, and the reviewer makes comparisons to Athenaze. But how does it compare wi Continue Reading →
Dover’s Theocritus: a review (reprint: Bolchazy-Carducci) As I make my (not so) triumphant return to the field of Mawr’s I feel myself compelled to do something I ought to have done a long time ago. The good Continue Reading →
