In Medias Res
The Odyssey’s Victims
A college acquaintance of mine, and a trainee officer in the army, once told me he had always found something ideologically suspicious about The Odyssey. Why on earth would you glorify a hero who leaves for a war with…
Announcing Redux Books
John Kuhner | July 6, 2020
A New, Online, Low-cost Bookshop for Classicists
Forsan Et Haec
Sasha Barish | June 26, 2020
Sasha Barish Huius Anni Graduatos Latine Alloquitur
Per Scyllam Pestilentiae et Charybdin Aetheriae Doctrinae
Paideia Institute | June 11, 2020
Grace Sommers Graduatos Anni Bismillesimi Vicesimi Latine Plurimum Salutat
From the Editor: For the Class of 2020, Launching Into Uncertainty
John Kuhner | June 11, 2020
One of the rusticators, a wise Episcopalian priest
Teletherapeia: Ancient Consolation in the Distance Latin Classroom
Evan Dutmer | May 30, 2020
Galen’s Group,” from the Codex of Vienna Dioscurides (Constantinople around 512 CE). Galen top center.
Hercules Doesn't Give Second Chances
Julia Weidmer | May 28, 2020
Last Words of a Mythical Beast
ΜΕΛΟΣ ΦΙΛΟΜΗΛΗΣ
Chaerim Kim-Worthington | May 13, 2020
The Songlover’s Song — The Nightingale’s Song — The Voice of Philomela
What is Rome's Greatest Latin Inscription?
John Kuhner | April 7, 2020
Metaphor Becomes Concrete Beneath Michelangelo’s Dome
Cicero and Social Distancing
John Kuhner | March 19, 2020
Don’t Be 2020’s Arrius and Sebosus
Reading Greek in Latin
Tom Hendrickson | March 4, 2020
Three Ancient Latin Translations of Ancient Greek Works, and One Greek Translation from Latin
"There's No J in Latin, Your Holiness"
John Kuhner | February 22, 2020
And There Isn’t One on John Paul II’s Tomb, Either
In Search of the American Virgil
John Kuhner | February 13, 2020
On the Latin Poetry of Fr. Rafael Landivar