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Grammar, linguistics, etymology, &c.

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A Rare Specimen of Vandalic

From Anthologia Latina 285: From what I’ve read, this is not Gothic (goticum is just a general term), but the language of the Vandals, who are portray

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Eric in Culture, Language, Literature | May 19, 2010 | 60 Words

Michael Choniates as a scholar and poet

I’ve argued before that Michael Choniates (archbishop of Athens at the time of the 4th Crusade) was a true scholar, and I’d like to point out somethin

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Dennis in Language, Literature, Reception, Scholarship | April 22, 2010 | 222 Words

Dubiouser and dubiouser (+ a new comic)

In the news: The Boston Marathon gives a professor a chance to repeat an oft-repeated absurdity: “As my old Latin professor used to say, ‘If it weren’

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Dennis in Culture, Language, Reception | April 20, 2010 | 292 Words

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