Reading Xenophon's Hellenica
My favorite word so far is μιξοβαρβαροι (half-breeds), which he uses to describe the inhabitants of Cedreiae, on the Ceramic Gulf in Ionia. (see II.I.15)
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Reading Homer's Iliad
My one year effort to read the epic poem in the original ancient Greek
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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- Name: Stephen Sherman
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Spends his spare time shooting wolves from airplanes, hiking, reading ancient Greek, blogging.
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