Well, it appears the ClassiCarnies have been very busy this weekend:
Roman History Books continues looking at Gibbon with some links about the Goths ... there's also something about barbarians in general ... and a couple of novels about Heliogabalus ...
Over at Campus Mawrtius, Dennis has a followup to Eric's earlier Hercules and Lichas (in Shakespeare) post ...
Not really Classical, but worth mentioning since we've been dealing with pet epitaphs of late ... Laudator has a 'modern' dog epitaph (well, at least pre-postmodern) ... on a more Classical bent, MG wades in on the Hercules and Lichas thing too ...
Gregory Aldrete at UW Green Bay is the latest to get the Roman Scholars treatment ...
Bread and Circuses is pondering the Warren Cup ...
About.com's N.S. Gill adds some ancilliary material to the myriad reports on the Alexandria exhibit in Berlin ... there's also a bit on that 'racy' exhibit at the British Museum ...
Bestiaria Latina commemorates May 12 with the story of Domitilla, Nereus, and Achilleus ...
Ancient Games tells us of the impending release of CivCity: Rome ...
Academic Presentations on the Roman Empire is pondering a book about Lucius Artorius Castus ...
Alun jumps over to Blogographos to consider who the four greatest Greeks were ...
Roman History Books continues looking at Gibbon with some links about the Goths ... there's also something about barbarians in general ... and a couple of novels about Heliogabalus ...
Over at Campus Mawrtius, Dennis has a followup to Eric's earlier Hercules and Lichas (in Shakespeare) post ...
Not really Classical, but worth mentioning since we've been dealing with pet epitaphs of late ... Laudator has a 'modern' dog epitaph (well, at least pre-postmodern) ... on a more Classical bent, MG wades in on the Hercules and Lichas thing too ...
Gregory Aldrete at UW Green Bay is the latest to get the Roman Scholars treatment ...
Bread and Circuses is pondering the Warren Cup ...
About.com's N.S. Gill adds some ancilliary material to the myriad reports on the Alexandria exhibit in Berlin ... there's also a bit on that 'racy' exhibit at the British Museum ...
Bestiaria Latina commemorates May 12 with the story of Domitilla, Nereus, and Achilleus ...
Ancient Games tells us of the impending release of CivCity: Rome ...
Academic Presentations on the Roman Empire is pondering a book about Lucius Artorius Castus ...
Alun jumps over to Blogographos to consider who the four greatest Greeks were ...