Monthly Archives: June 2014

How Is Gaios Holy and Good?

Posted on Friday: June 20, 2014 by Michael Hendry

Laudator Temporis Acti quotes A Third-Century A.D. Inscription from Eumeneia, adding many interesting comments. Here is one more. The first four lines mean “I Gaius, who am equal in numerical value to two words of awe, make this declaration as … Continue reading →

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Latin Syllabification and Accentuation

Posted on Thursday: June 19, 2014 by Michael Hendry

As part of my larger project (QLTP), one of the things I’ve been working on in the last few months is software to divide a Latin word into syllables, determine which ones are short, which long by nature, and which … Continue reading →

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I’m Back

Posted on Thursday: June 19, 2014 by Michael Hendry

Actually, after my eight-day trip, I’ve been back and pretty much silent for . . . let’s see . . . twelve weeks now. Let’s see if I can get back in the swing of things, posting every day. I … Continue reading →

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Gentler Remedies Are Preferable

Posted on Saturday: June 7, 2014 by Michael Hendry

In A Perpetual Student, Laudator Temporis Acti notes a couple of misprints. Here is the second, from a paper by Joachim Latacz on Nietzsche: By now he has already received (from Leiden) the handwritten transcription of the time by Stephanus … Continue reading →

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