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AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, LIBANIUS AND LATE ROMAN NAMES by George Woudhuysen (University of Nottingham) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/mZ9ywTwF6k
Do please come to the launch of The Cambridge History of Later Latin Literature in Edinburgh on 20 April. A colloquium runs from 13.30 to 18.00 in Seminar Room 1, Chrystal Macmillan Building (programme on next slide); also online -- just write to one of the editors (1/3)
Philology – a love of words – is at the heart of the Antigone project. And today, we're delighted to announce a major annual prize for Classical Philology. The winner takes home the *full* Loeb library, and £5,000. Please share this news, and do go visit: https://t.co/0mRwS24nrQ
Vote on the Latin Word of the Year 2025!
The TLL has selected six “new” ancient Latin words published in 2025 that aren’t in standard lexica:
-rhabdomantia
-rhoezos
-rhonchissator
-rir
-risum
-roba
Link below 👇
The new high-resolution data set "Itiner-e" of the #Roman Road #Network is extremely impressive, also for #Byzantium - congratulation to our dear friend @tombrughmans and his team!
https://t.co/aUkxOjOP34
https://t.co/8aL3eADqSO
November 11th is the feast of St Martin of Tours. Here he's cutting his cloak to share it with a beggar.
BnF NAF 16251; Images de la vie du Christ et des saints. 13th century (c.1280-1290); f.89r @GallicaBnF
The University of Ottawa has suspended admissions to its Greek & Roman Studies programme. If the decision remains, Ancient Greek will be eliminated and Latin reduced to one year.
This is the last programme in Ontario offering Ancient Greek at university level (in English & French).
If you believe that access to classical languages matters, please sign and share ⬇️
🔗 https://t.co/tWirW7PMAs
#Classics #AncientGreek #Latin #HumanitiesMatter
Scriptorium next to the tower of San Salvador de Tavara: a scribe has a knife & quill; the other is using a compass; & a seated man is cutting parchment with shears.
The Morgan Library and Museum, MS M.429; 'Las Huelgas Apocalypse' ; Spain (Toledo?); 1220; f.183r
@MorganLibrary
Off to Coimbra! Here is the programme of the panel "Female letter writers and addressees in Graeco-Roman antiquity" organised by @GavinKellyLatin and Janja Soldo.
Excited to be at CCC in Coimbra next week for this panel! Female letter writers and addressees in Graeco-Roman antiquity, organised by Gavin Kelly and Janja Soldo (Edinburgh), CCC Coimbra, 15th - 18th July 2025
I enjoyed being interviewed by Anthony Kaldellis on his brilliant podcast Byzantium and friends about the periodisation of Latin literature (and a little about Greek), especially in Late Antiquity. https://t.co/WOliB0xcGU (1/3)
DOGE terminated our current NEH grant with which we were developing Perseus6. Luckily, much of the work has been done. We should be able to get much, though not all, of the work that we had planned done. The backend is fairly solid and results should appear on the front end soon.
🚀 Exciting opportunity! Apply for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship (PF) with @CaFoscari! If you have a project in Arabic philosophy, don’t hesitate to reach out.
💡More info: https://t.co/BO2WCBLnuC