@DCComm@dominbydigdug I've used the free Nagy translations on CHS for a while. They do the trick. I particularly like his hymn to aphrodite translation.
Uh oh. I sent an e-mail to someone at the school (not a teacher) with a Dear (Given Name) if I may, and received a Dear Ms. Stallings response. I may not!
I check what posts are getting traffic on my blog. Today this nine-year-old twitter inspired post seems to have been revived by some one and being shared. It seems to hold up. What did I miss? https://t.co/fFurm4ZWDl
It's funny the magic of writing. I resist it. I do it. I edit. I re-read my own words a dozen times. My brain is rewired. I'm at peace. The words put everything in order and my emotions follow suit. I'm suspicious the words replace reality, like a memory based on a photograph.
Learn to Read the Greek of the Odyssey in 10 minutes with Tim Whitmarsh (Regis Prof, Cambridge) with shout out to Emily Wilson's Translation!
So cool! Share widely!
https://t.co/AweRMflLcU
@profyarrow It’s not just centaurs!
From a chamber tomb near the Tomb of the Five Chairs in the Banditaccia necropolis, an amphora with a satyr brandishing a tree (apparently followed by or chasing a man). #VillaGiulia
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