who is your daddy and what does he do? my favorite quote today from t.j. cornell’s ‘the beginnings of rome’, on the somewhat jasonic (to coin a word) king pyrrhus of epirus after his defeat Continue Reading →
the Dusty Old Textbook Spotlight I’ll pretend this is a recurring feature, like the Housman quotes that never show up. L.L. Forman’s A First Greek Book, published 1899, offered a very Continue Reading →
How I spent my summer vacation I finished the Alcestis last night, and will begin reading Aristotle’s Poetics with Jason this week. Between all this reading, looking for a place to Continue Reading →
