Category Archives: Formatting

Testing a New Format

Posted on Saturday: March 25, 2006 by Michael Hendry

I’ve been mulling over the problem of displaying texts with facing translations on the web. It is not as easy as it should be to make it work with various combinations of browser, screen size, and font size. For my … Continue reading →

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Whatever Happened To Siculate Lunate Sigmas?

Posted on Sunday: September 18, 2005 by Michael Hendry

In the thirty years since I first heard of them, I’ve had the vague impression that siculate lunate sigmas, like adscript iotas for the traditional subscripts and use of capital V and small u for both vowels and consonants in … Continue reading →

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Another Downloadable File

Posted on Friday: February 25, 2005 by Michael Hendry

The subject of ancient shipwrecks just came up on the Classics list, and I promised to make a PDF version of a pertinent paper I wrote. It’s actually more philological than historical, and defends the transmitted ripas in Horace, Odes … Continue reading →

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