As we slowly make a dent in the big to-do list that accumulated during our horizontalization, we still have to check out what's happening in the Classical blogosphere:

Alun has a post on the importance of astronomy for the 'average guy in the field' in ancient Greece ...

Laudator has a great post with a great list of Classical dog names ...

Classics in Contemporary Culture had a pile of posts yesterday, including one on Julius Caesar in Latin and a number of other tragic items ...

Curculio alerts us to a little snippet from that 'other' Heraclitus ...

Hobbyblog has a Gallienus with a 'saving Jupiter' ...

Pro magistris pondered the Ides of March ... I also forgot to mention a mnemonic device for remembering the kings of Rome ...

Roman History books tells us all about amphyctions ...

'New' online book at the Baldwin Project: Alfred Church, Callias: A Tale of the Fall of Athens