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Spoken Latin and Teaching Methods
15/06/2016 15:52
So I have had rather a lot of fun watching some of the marvelous lectures by Professor Miraglia. His spoken Latin, whilst not to everyone's taste, is one of the most fluent and passionate I have ever heard. If you have the chance, do try and track some of his work down.
Word to those expecting polished wonderful edited prose.
03/06/2013 23:20
I use this site to throw words at a screen and sometimes some wonderful people tell me what they think of them, please join in. I am fumbling and a footling towards using more modern approaches to look at some less well known aspects of a few wonderful ancient religions and the people and stories...
Ancient Goddesses,Myths and Realities?
29/03/2013 20:37
I have been researching the snake imagery of Minoan culture through critical eyes of those,such as Haralampos Harissis, that find the snake room to be lacking in the ritual context usually held for this room, but instead present it to be an apiarisitic room.
From this I have...
Unmoved Mover
12/12/2012 16:26
Been musing on Aristotle and jotted down some thoughts, they are currently living in the Article section.
A brief analysis of Aristotle's argument for the existence of the Unmoved Mover.
Chthonic Dieties
09/11/2012 15:51
I have a great interest in the liminal deities, the chthonic and the downright weird. Currently reading into the earliest forms of Hekate and will hopefully write some nonsense on the subject soon. My dog is not too keen on her sacrificial tendencies. Any thoughts ideas, get in touch and help me...
Hesiod and comparisons with the Kumarbi Cycle
01/11/2012 14:50
I am currently writing about a few wee subjects and will whack up some drafts, I've started off with a comparison between the Hurrian Kurmarbi Cycle and Hesiod's Theogony. Comparisons with early Greek Myth and the East
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01/11/2012 14:00
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