Classics in the News Remember the lonely, retired classics teacher in Italy who asked to be adopted by a family in need of a grandpa? A heart-warming story of a man loved Continue Reading →
Either A, B, or C Here’s a specimen of bad English if I’ve ever seen one:Greek and many other languages have grammatical gender: a noun is either masculine, feminine, o Continue Reading →
More on Greek meter I don’t know how I’ve missed this till now, but I’ve just discovered C.M.J. Sicking’s Griechische Verslehre (Handbuch der Altertumswissenschaft 2.4, 1 Continue Reading →
