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Here’s something delightful: some enterprising classicist made a web version of the sortes vergilianae! Now you too can attempt to tell the future by randomly selecting a passage from Vergil’s Aeneid.
“Nor can the soul, in darkness and in chains, Assert the skies, and claim celestial birth. Nay, after death, the traces it retains”
“-inis” an “-onis”? / “-inis” or “-onis”?
Writers of Latin often treat non-Latin nouns ending in -o as Latin words by inflecting them as non-neuter members of the third declension: e.g., Sappho, Sapphonis, and Himilco, Himilconis. (Third-declension neuter nouns ending in -o do not exist in Latin.) I have noticed an interesting phenomenon among certain modern Latinists: they inflect the non-Latin words ending in -do and -go according to the inflection of cardo, cardinis, and margo, marginis, and imply that this -o/-in- inflection is the proper one for such words. There is, however, a problem with that idea. While some notable native Latin words ending in -do and -go do indeed follow the -o/-in- inflection (e.g., cardo, cupido, margo, vorago), it is not the case that the letter combinations -do and -go have their own “correct” and “natural” inflection. We have, after all, Latin words such as ligo and praedo, both of which follow the -o/-on- inflection. Nor should we think that the -o/-in- inflection is some kind of “default” inflection for non-Latin words.
In this essay I show the distinction between the -o/-on- nouns in Latin and the -o/-in- ones, list and explain the very few words which follow the unusual -o/-en- and -o/-rn- inflections, cite and discuss the few examples of non-native Latin words which follow the -o/-in- inflection, and then provide some suggestions on how to treat non-Latin words which end in -o in Latin.
(The original version of this essay is here.)
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Reflexiva et Thema et Rhema Empathiae / Reflexives, the Topic, and the Focus of Empathy
The traditional books on Latin grammar introduce the general “rule” that se and suus, the nominal and possessive types of reflexives in Latin, refer to the subject of a sentence or clause. Such a “rule” can seem helpful when we are working with short and simple sentences in Latin, but it is not correct.
In this essay I mention and explain a better rule for the use of se and suus, and then I give many examples which show how these words work.
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“Once, when he saw his son-in-law Lentulus, a man of short stature, wearing a longsword, Cicero said, ‘Who’s tied my son-in-law to this sword?’”
— Macrobius, Saturnalia II.3.3
Idem cum Lentulum generum suum, exiguae staturae hominem, longo gladio adcinctum vidisset: “quis,” inquit, “generum meum ad gladium adligavit?”

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how about a stamnos that says ὁ κάκιστος ϝάναξ
wait no it should be a cup and it should be written in the style of archaic greek inscriptions on drinking vessels
Hahahae… pulchre.
Speaking of moles, here’s another great set of marginal doodles from a 12th c. bestiary
The same manuscript also has the head and paw of a lion
& a horse that may take home the prize for most unsettling copy yet
[British Library Add MS 11283 fols.1r, 13v, 15r]
Proud and free.
At haec studia adulescentiam acuunt, senectutem oblectant, secundas res ornant, adversis perfugium ac solacium praebent, delectant domi, non impediunt foris, pernoctant nobiscum, peregrinantur, rusticantur.
Cicero, Pro Archia poeta 16
It can be difficult for birdwatching amateurs to really get a handle on all the different types of birds, so I thought before jumping into the facts we’d cover Bird Identification 101, with the help of a 13th century French bestiary.
Crow
Hawk
Nightingale
Raven
Quail
Partridge
Hoopoe
Phoenix
It can be tricky at first, but hopefully this illustrates some of the key differences.
[Masterful array of perfectly generic birds from Bibliothèque nationale de France here]
Now that most people have even more time on their hands and are looking for something to fill it, it seems fitting to move on to Advanced Birdwatching. Some of these birds are rarer than others, but I’m sure you’ll be able to find them all with patience and the help of this guide!
Coot
Dove
Turtledove
Caladrius (a legendary bird that perches by the beds of invalids and predicts recovery through intense eye contact)
Vulture
Parrot
& Swan
Good luck & happy watching!
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