Iter Brundisium (Horace, Sermones 1.5) In Sermones 1.5, Horace describes a journey often referred to as the iter Brundisium because his “page and road end” there. Continue Reading →
A ramble on Latin scholarship I’ve been away from this world for awhile. The opportunity presented itself to move 2,800 miles away, and despite a good job teaching Latin in a good Continue Reading →
Verbal Artistry in Vergil: Soundplay in Aeneid 2.19 This may be a bit of a stretch, but given Vergil’s Alexandrianism I’m going to go with it. In Aeneid 2.19, in the first description of the Trojan Hors Continue Reading →
