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Research ideas?
me: So, what’re your summer research plans? senior classics major: Um... Not Sulpicia? me: That really narrows it down. How about you make a top ten list of things you might want to pursue? senior classics major: ...okay? me: Or I can just ask tumblr. senior classics major: ... me: ... senior classics major: ... me: I guess it’s settled then. So. Suggestions for what should my student should research this summer. Go!
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I don’t always visit ancient ruins, but when I do, I’m probably exploring a hole.
BOOM.
This is where I teach.
It’s pretty sweet. Not gonna lie.
Anchises is like, 'Rich virgin who is attractive wants to marry me and I get gold? Of course I'll have sex with you!
The Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, according to my student
Pretty accurate, all told.
My Latin class was featured in a promotional video for Earlham College.
So, I know that this happened. I was clearly aware that it was happening at the time.
Its existence is no less weird.
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On Satire
"Satire, says Pope (as all satirists have said) 'heals with morals what it hurts with wit.' There is no evidence that the claim has ever mollified their victims." - Robert C. Elliot, The Power of Satire: Magic, Ritual, Art (p. 111)
"...each of the coffins 'contained a miniature figure of the human form cut out in wood, the faces in particular being pretty well executed. They were dressed from head to foot in cotton clothes, and decently laid out with a mimic representation of all the funereal trappings which usually form the last habiliments of the dead...' "
They're not classical, but still wonderfully creepy. These are the things I find for you.
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!
An accurate assessment.
