@gothwhitlam @PALAIAMQ @TrevorEvans55 Hi there. Sorry just saw your post. Yes it will! If you register through the link you'll be sent the url for the zoom meeting! :-)
@PALAIAMQ @TrevorEvans55 It'll be great to get everyone who came to our last workshop in the same room again and really get down to the details of working with ancient languages!
I'll be speaking at this event. If you're at all interested in Ancient Language education I highly recommend you register for this hybrid event at the link provided!
I've been working with MALS (https://t.co/ZliagKJFAh) for a year now, and I'm really excited to be co-directing PALAIA (https://t.co/FefDxggT8X) with some of my fellow MALS tutors and with the support of @TrevorEvans55. Hopefully we can help many students learn ancient languages!
Still time to enrol for the MALS Winter Week via https://t.co/hGlHhDUiFu, but the clock is ticking.
Spots still available in most Greek and Hieroglyphic Egyptian classes and in Advanced Latin.
Reposting a bit late, but there's still plenty of time to enrol in MALS. I'll be teaching Continuing Beginners Greek this time!
Any of MALS' programs are a really great way to spend one of your holiday weeks, if you can spare it!
@TrevorEvans55 The escarpment of the Blue mountains as viewed from vantages like Wentworth Falls or Echo Point never fails to move me. I feel very grateful that my father was buried yards away from a similar view in Lawson.
To anyone interested in learning Koine Greek (Biblical Hebrew, Hieroglyphic Egyptian or Old Persian for that matter) just sending out a reminder that Trevor and I will be teaching Koine via Zoom for MALS from 8-12 of Jan!
More info: https://t.co/Bydz5IWd54
Have you ever wanted to learn Koine Greek?
At the MALS 2024 Summer Week (8–12 Jan) we are offering an Intermediate/Advanced class.
Literary and documentary texts.
On Zoom. So you can join from most places.
For info go to https://t.co/hGlHhDTKPW and click on Current Program.
I am reading a peer review of a paper of mine - the reviewer claims that I have misunderstood Kasperski's argumentation from his paper published in Fruhmittelalterliche Studien. Good to know that I have misunderstood myself 😁