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Myth, material culture, cultural practices, &c.

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Why is the ring finger called the digitus medicus?

Etymology is a tricky business that shouldn’t be entered into by folks without the proper background. That’s when you get what’s called ‘folk etymolog

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Dennis in Culture, Language, Reception | September 17, 2010 | 1,191 Words

Templum

Today’s OCD entry is templum. templum, an augural term denoting (a) the field of vision defined by a ritual formula (templum in aere) to observe the (

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Eric in Culture, Language | September 17, 2010 | 93 Words

Demos

I think that I’m going to bring back the random fact(s) of the day (or every couple of days, or…you get the idea) from the Oxford Classical Dictiona

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Eric in Culture, Language | September 16, 2010 | 161 Words

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