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Roman Law, the Modern University, the Papacy, and the Renaissance All Owe a Debt to This Power Broker Who Slumbers in a Little-Noticed Corner of St. Peter’s

Dux Femina Facti: Matilda di Canossa

Gabriel Kuhl | 16 May 2018
The Largest of Rome’s Obelisks Weighs Over 400 Tons, and Had to Be Brought 1700 Miles From Egypt — But Most Tourists Barely Notice Them

Obelisk Metropolis

Danielle Bostick | 10 May 2018
Erin McKenna Hanses Discusses the Ancient Art of Teaching via Fables

Using Fables to Activate Latin

Mark Buchan | 20 April 2018
Seven Words That Inspired Marx, Montaigne, and Maya Angelou

The Wisdom of a Former Slave

Claire Pavlides | 20 April 2018
a Terentio Tunberg est apud Living Latin in New York City

Cum Desiderio Erasmo in Scholis Latinis Loquamur! (Latine)

Mark Buchan | 10 April 2018
Fun with Baroque Latin, part 2

Secrets of a Lost Art, part 2: Chronograms

Mike Fontaine | 5 April 2018
A Brilliant Latin Oration on the Teacherly Virtues of Patience and Simplicity.

Georgii Tarrega Oratio “De Quintiliani praeceptis etiamnunc repetendis et considerandis.”

Mark Buchan | 15 March 2018
Fun with Baroque Latin, part 1

Secrets of a Lost Art, part 1: Latin Anagrams

Mike Fontaine | 14 March 2018
Where do you turn when you’re missing Rome? The “Dean of American Letters” is not a bad place to start.

Off the Dusty Bookshelf: Romesick With William Dean Howells

John Kuhner | 2 March 2018
*****Update April 30, 2020: In honor of National Poetry Month, professional voice actor Laura Richcreek decided to read the translation below. Her rendition is gorgeous and it brings the story to life in new and arresting ways. Click here to listen.*****

The Mythic Origin of a Famous Wine: The Ballad of Old Falernus

Mike Fontaine | 2 March 2018
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