Now You Can Read the Earliest-Known Latin Commentary on the Gospels in English
The commentary of Italian bishop Fortunatianus of Aquileia was lost for 1,500 years before it was rediscovered in 2012
Found in translation: how women are making the classics their own
Women have long been marginalised in the world of ancient texts, but female scholars and translators are finally having their...
Latin Einstein on the Beach
Ossa Latinitatis Sola, or, The Mere Bones of Latin According to the Thought and System of Reginald
What did Latin actually sound like?
A Latin enthusiast has trained opera singers to use the ancient language
The Latin Literature that almost Wasn’t
Beyond Greek: The Beginnings of Latin Literature by Denis Feeney.
Right to Rome? The debate over Latin on the curriculum
Hysteria followed Whitehall dropping Latin abbreviations from its website, but in schools the battleground is the link between the dead...
The People Who Are Bringing Latin to Life
At conventions, immersion programs and youth programs, classicists and grammar fans are speaking a language often called dead
The University Bookman: Why Study Latin?
An article shared on the Paideia Institute's Online Public Classics Archive
1962 | Non Scholae Sed Vitae Discimus
David W. Dunlap describes a 1962 Times editorial that was written in defense of Latin, in Latin.