Monthly Archives: June 2018

A Crucial Difference for Some

Posted on Thursday: June 28, 2018 by Michael Hendry

While I’m uploading pictures, here are a couple of statues I saw at the West End Antique Mall in Richmond, Virginia last Saturday: They’re roughly half life-sized and priced at $562.50 each, though WEAM will usually knock off 10% just … Continue reading →

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Still in Business!

Posted on Thursday: June 28, 2018 by Michael Hendry

The most exciting and unexpected thing I saw in Dublin had nothing to do with classics: Tower Records is still in business in Ireland, and stuffed with interesting CDs and DVDs as well as vinyl LPs. I only had time … Continue reading →

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Crazy Quilt

Posted on Thursday: June 28, 2018 by Michael Hendry

First up: some comments on the Poems without Poets conference at Trinity College, Dublin two weeks ago. There was a paper by Maria Teresa Galli, “The Vergiliocentones minores and the patchwork tragedy Medea of the Latin Anthology: poems without a … Continue reading →

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I’m Back

Posted on Thursday: June 28, 2018 by Michael Hendry

After two months of work-related non-posting, and two months of (partially) recovering from a disc crash, I am finally more or less back. The problem with the latter was not loss of data – my local computer repair shop saved … Continue reading →

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