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The Vatican’s Latinist

The Vatican’s Latinist

28 February 2017
The Latin Literature that almost Wasn’t

The Latin Literature that almost Wasn’t

03 September 2016
Right to Rome? The debate over Latin on the curriculum

Right to Rome? The debate over Latin on the curriculum

19 August 2016
The People Who Are Bringing Latin to Life

The People Who Are Bringing Latin to Life

24 June 2016
The University Bookman: Why Study Latin?

The University Bookman: Why Study Latin?

31 August 2015
1962 | Non Scholae Sed Vitae Discimus

1962

02 April 2015
The tragedy of classical languages being for the privileged few | Josephine Quinn

The tragedy of classical languages being for the privileged few

16 March 2015
Tragedy for ancient Greek at last non-selective state school

Tragedy for ancient Greek at last non-selective state school

11 March 2015
Phuc Tran: Does The Subjunctive Have A Dark Side?

Phuc Tran: Does The Subjunctive Have A Dark Side?

12 December 2013
Why you should learn a dead language

Why you should learn a dead language

16 September 2013
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