Caesar and the Pirates A request went through one of the Latin listservs for a specific (textbook) version of the famous tale of Caesar and the pirates (namely that from Civ Continue Reading →
Praefectus Aegypti Today’s entry from A Concise Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities is praefectus Aegypti. It is actually a subsection of the larger entry “praef Continue Reading →
The vocative case? Really? I kind of like Ecce Romani, but one thing that bugs me is the inclusion of the vocative case in noun paradigms. What is the pedagogical justification Continue Reading →
