"To love Euclid is to be alone in this World" Angela's Ashes, Frank McCourt
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Ed 2014 - #5 - Latino per il futuro Luigi Miraglia youtu.be/p8ik6rJNJAw?si=hH6S… via @YouTube
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DCC Latin Core Vocabulary images now have their very own spiffy home page. Thank you, Meagan Ayer, for making it, and thanks to all the DCC summer interns who made the images! dcc.dickinson.edu/latin-core…
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A nice description of the Latin language from an Amazon review of the book "Latin Stories: A GCSE Reader"
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What's that? You want an interactive 3-D model of a Homeric ship, with annotations discussing the Greek terms and pictorial evidence for the reconstruction? Done. 3dviewer.sites.carleton.edu/…
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There are many wonderful elements to this story about AI discovering gems in Godel's famously impenetrable notebooks
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theguardian.com/science/2026…
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Color, design, authenticity.
All belong to Iran.
If you want to gift your eyes beauty and authenticity, travel to Iran.
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UPDATTE
Lectio - Fluid Reading for Latin and Greek
FREE!!
You can now sign in and save your progress and settings!
Take a look:
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New tool that's out: a system that takes real texts and interweaves the original language with an English translation. The amount of interweaving appears to be dynamic & configurable.
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--LAUNCHING NOW--
LECTIO - Reading Greek and Latin Fluidly
I have been teaching for a long time. And this is what I have wanted for students.
Something to build joy and confidence and skill together.
This is a new method of study:
Interleaving--Explore it with me:
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What if you could read in Latin or Greek right now with ease and pleasure?
--Real sources that you care about and want to read:
Gospels, Psalms, Aesop, Sallust, Herodotus, Sophocles, and more
"With ease and pleasure" : fluidly, without puase, like a book.
--LECTIO--
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Greek and Latin texts :: with great helps, for students of all levels --
Geoffrey Steadman has been making these for years now.
I highly recommend them. If you haven't seen them, they are real gems.
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“Even when I went off to the First World War, I carried Ariosto’s masterpiece in my map case; I replaced it with Tristram Shandy, for disappointment was inevitable. Marx captured the dilemma in his pithy question, ‘Is an Iliad possible in the age of gunpowder?’”
— Ernst Jünger.
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diē trīcēsimō mēnsis Octōbris:
Brasilia;
Iordānia;
Serbia;
Hispānia;
Venetiola;
Columbia Britannica;
Īnstitūtum Cōnfūtiānum;
Dē rē Gallicā;
Christīna Lagarde;
Valthārius Koenig et Patrīcius Stewart.
nuntiilatini.com/2026/10/30/… – at Bellingham, WA
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Anyone who has played competitive sports knows this
My dad sent me to private baseball camps from the time I was old enough to throw a ball. Hired an old Washington Senators pitcher to teach me to throw a fastball. Spent hours in the batting cage with me.
By high school, it didn't matter. I watched a teammate with no added formal coaching get drafted because he was 6'2" at 16 and could hit the ball a mile while I was scrapping for any playing time I could get.
Life's not fair.
Get good at as much as you can and outwork everyone for as long as you can.
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Inspired by my Rosarium course, my Latin student David created a wonderful set of Rosary cards for use in church, incorporating several historical manuscript illustrations that we studied together during the course.
What a beautiful thing it is to keep the flame of tradition alive!
