a2 + b2 = c2 Here’s proof (no pun intended) of the value of the classical tradition: Euclidean geometry and the Pythagorean theorem working their simple magic on t Continue Reading →
An obscure lexicon I’m searching in vain for information on a work known as the Lexicon Patmense, alternately known as Λέξεις μεθ’ ἱστοριῶν ἐκ τ Continue Reading →
Dalby Strikes Back Andrew Dalby has commented on an earlier post in which I was skeptical of the very idea of his book (i.e., that the Homeric poems were written by a wo Continue Reading →
