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Weekend Reading: Too Much News
My head’s spinning this week. I set up this weekly blog a year or so ago with the intention of commenting on Classics in the…
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Weekend Reading: What Would Tacitus Say?
Maybe it’s just me… but do you ever wish that Tacitus was still around? This week, for instance… There’s been all kinds of serious and…
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The Wandering Classicist’s Guide to Paris
By Emily Peacock As an Open University Classics graduate it is probably no surprise that I am a hopeless obsessive of all things antiquity-related.…
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Weekend Reading: An Open Question
If you read this site regularly, you may have picked up that I like books just a bit. Back in the olden days when I…
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Weekend Reading: The Life of Brian
This week I managed to contrive a child-free morning to visit the Hancock Museum in Newcastle. (Its name these days, of course, is The Great…
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Weekend Reading: Raining, Cats and Hogs
It’s been a peculiar week on the internet, with all kinds of odd things popping up: like this article from The Telegraph, which bounces bizarrely from…
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The world is in a state of upheaval at the moment, and we’re all looking for things to make us feel less anxious. Maybe Classics…
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The world is in a state of upheaval at the moment, and we’re all looking for things to make us feel less anxious. Maybe Classics…
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