the Merchant of Venice again The earliest reference I can find to Hercules and Lichas occurs in Hesiod fr. 25, which mentions Lichas in the same context that Ovid does, i.e., Deia Continue Reading →
The Merchant of Venice and Hercules In The Merchant of Venice today I read the following, spoken by Morocco (Act II, Scene I, 32-8):If Hercules and Lichas play at diceWhich is the better Continue Reading →
Continuing the Tour: Santa Giulia (2) Two more late antique milestones: A mosaic floor from a Roman house discovered underneath the monastery–a site later reused by the Lombards to build Continue Reading →
