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A better ‘Simon Says’ for Latin Classes

Simon Says

I’ve never used Simon Says in my Latin classes because I’ve never liked the Latin it tends to produce. The teacher says something like ‘Simon dÄ«cit “

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Den in Culture, Language, Pedagogy | January 7, 2011 | 186 Words

The original Roman constitution (Mommsen 1.5)

Mommsen continues to reveal something of his personal feelings when talks about such things as nature furnishing the Romans with the perfect order for

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Den in History, Language, Uncategorized | January 5, 2011 | 292 Words

A modern ‘ancient’ Greek dialect discovered?

Trabzon

This has been making the rounds: a remote, Muslim community has been found speaking (and notably not writing) a dialect of Greek apparently quite clos

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Den in Culture, History, Language | January 5, 2011 | 230 Words

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