@DCComm I dunno how I feel in general about erasing the use of an ending that was valid and used just because it's annoying. Unrelatedly, when are you moving to BlueSky? you're the last person I need to scoot over before I can get rid of this app.
@brendengallager except that in most of those they actually get to the plot of Hamlet eventually; all those moving walkways never even got us to a Catilinarian conspiracy π
@DCComm I didn't even mind the magical elements/semi-futuristic setting, that's FINE, but, like... why do the Catiline story/character if you're not going to do the Catiline story/character?
that said, I would 100% watch a whole film of just Shia La Beouf / Chloe Fineman as Clodius/a.
reading the Aitia prologue (& learning the word 'recusatio') in prep for Amores 1.1 & a student called Callimachus 'very demure, very mindful' & so OK-- @CSMFHT, which do I print for my door collection?
@sentantiq super depressing. this language has been the love of a lifetime for me, I teach it and in my spare time write in it and work on really fun commentary stuff, seeing stuff like this just makes me wonder what I've even been doing.
I'd love to. Make the application process simple, the cost affordable (for a hobby) and the courses/workload convenient to people who have full-time jobs already.
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Dean Emma Dench said students should pursue graduate degrees out of passion for their research rather than a desire for professorship during a Tuesday interview.
Adina R. Lippman and @angelinajparker report.
https://t.co/EuE4ewIzOo
@historyinmemes nationalize and augment oversight of tax collection. no more skimming by contracted agents -> lower taxes AND more money getting all the way to Rome for use improving and defending the empire.
@MagisterConway I would argue that ab urbe condΔ«tΔ still means "from the founding of the city" and also that someone put a macron in the wrong place.