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Fable of the Day (Greek): The Hunter and The Dog
Θηρευτὴς καὶ κύων
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on May 5, 2008 at 1:51pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Ailing Deer
Ἔλαφος νοσοῦσα
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on May 1, 2008 at 7:51pm — No Comments
Guido Angelino Mortuus Est 1911-2008
Added by Latinum Institute on April 30, 2008 at 12:30pm — No Comments
Epode 4
Don’t you see as you strut along the Via Sacra in your outrageous toga that passersby turn their eyes away in absolute disgust? “Cut by the lashes of the triumvir capitals until the herald was disgusted, now… Continue
Added by Bill Parsons on April 29, 2008 at 7:47pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Dogs and The Lion-Skin
Ὄφις πατούμενος
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 28, 2008 at 6:42pm — No Comments
A Traveling Exhibit: APA Comics Contest 2008
I''m writing to inform you, if you haven't been able to see the display boards that have traveled to APA Chicago, Eta Sigma Phi, and just recently, CAMWS, that the winners and honorable mention entries from the 2008 APA Comics Contest are traveling the country at the request of teachers like you.
The theme was the statue of Ceres that crowns the Chicago Board of Trade building. The cost of the display is nominal, since it entails merely the price… Continue
Added by Chris Ann Matteo on April 28, 2008 at 1:25pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Stepped-On Snake
Κύνες λέοντος δορὰν σπαράττοντες
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 24, 2008 at 3:21pm — No Comments
Some videos: RWU in Second Life, and The Year of the Four Emperors Civ IV mod
Added by Shawn Graham on April 21, 2008 at 1:19pm — 1 Comment
Horace Epode 3
When Medea gazed upon Jason, shining brighter than all the rest of the Argonaughts, she anointed him with this stuff when he was about to bind the bulls unused to… Continue
Added by Bill Parsons on April 21, 2008 at 11:35am — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Lion and The Fox
Λέων ἐγκάθειρκτος καὶ ἀλώπηξ
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 20, 2008 at 7:10pm — 4 Comments
Report on the AP Latin Literature meeting, CAMWS, April 17, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008, 8-10 PM
One of the two evening sessions on April 17 at CAMWS focused on AP Latin, specifically the results of the two 2007 exams, how the exams were created, and how they were graded. The three panelists included Mary Pendergraft, Dawn La Fon, and Wells Hansen. At the start of the session, Pendergraft stated that there would be plenty of time at the end for questions about AP Latin Literature, which turned out to be a solid… Continue
Added by Andrew Reinhard on April 18, 2008 at 6:03pm — 1 Comment
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Dog and The Blacksmiths
Κύων καὶ χαλκεῖς
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 16, 2008 at 7:33pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Deer and The Hunters
Ἔλαφος ἐπὶ νάματι καὶ θηρευταί
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 14, 2008 at 7:53pm — No Comments
The Shape of Things to Come...
That's what I thought when I saw this about the Parthenon, sent by a student . What developer wouldn't love to get ahold of the Acropolis?
Added by Matthew Moore on April 14, 2008 at 2:08pm — No Comments
Epode 2
“Happy is he who avoids the rat race, like the ancient race of mortals, cultivates his ancestral lands with cows, who is free from debt, who’s neither a soldier, roused by the cruel trumpet, nor dreading the wrathful sea, nor living at the Forum and the haughty thresholds of more powerful men.
“So, when the shoots of his vines mature, he weds them to tall poplars, or in a remote vale, he watches the wanderings of the bellowing flocks, and removing… Continue
Added by Bill Parsons on April 12, 2008 at 2:07pm — No Comments
Latinum Update
1. Vocabulary learning help for GCSE Latin - word files in English-Latin of core vocabulary to play in the background while you are doing something more useful, like rollerblading. The painless way to learn vocab.
2. General vocabulary building files:
I have uploaded the first 20 episodes of vocabulary items classified according to their subject matter. This keeps the vocabulary in semantic fields, and makes it easier to learn. There will be over 20… Continue
Added by Latinum Institute on April 12, 2008 at 1:34pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Fox and The Monkey
Ἀλώπηξ καὶ πίθηξ
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 9, 2008 at 10:01pm — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Lion and The Two Bulls
Λέων καὶ δύο ταῦροι
Another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text and a segmented version here; for grammar notes and more information, please visit the wiki. You can keep up with the latest Bestiaria posts by using the RSS feed, or you can…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 7, 2008 at 11:21pm — No Comments
Horace, Epode 1
Epode 1
Friend, you are going in a Liburtine galley among the ship’s tall ramparts, prepared, Maecenas, to undergo all of Caesar’s dangers yourself.
What about us, whose life will be sweet if you survive and loathsome if you don’t?
Should I pursue leisure,… Continue
Added by Bill Parsons on April 6, 2008 at 9:51am — No Comments
Fable of the Day (Greek): The Shepherd and The Lion
Ποιμὴν καὶ λέων
Hi, everybody! I'm back after a LONG hiatus - blame it on Bolchazy-Carducci (just kidding), because I was finishing up the ms. of a book for them on Barlow's Aesop (yeah!!!). I finally finished that last week, so I'm blogging fables here again, this time with another fable from Syntipas - check out the GreekAesop wiki for more information about Syntipas and his fables! I've included the text…
ContinueAdded by Laura Gibbs on April 5, 2008 at 2:30pm — 7 Comments
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