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The Survival of Classical Texts

In the introduction to Texts and Transmission, L.D. Reynolds helpfully illustrates the contraction and expansion of classical texts from antiquity thr

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Eric in Uncategorized | January 24, 2006 | 720 Words

On Theoretical Jargon

‘Modern American theorists are products of the U.S. educational system: rarely do they master a foreign language. Perhaps that is why they have invent

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Eric in Uncategorized | January 23, 2006 | 58 Words

An Uncommon Word?

While I was reading Proba’s Cento today, I came across the half-linefacies inmania cete,which is from Aeneid 5.22. I had to look cete up–it’s a neute

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Eric in Uncategorized | January 19, 2006 | 107 Words

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