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The Legends of the Moons II

Mars: Deimos and Phobos Ares with Deimos and Phobos The Red planet is orbited by two moons: Phobos orbits three times a day,...

Homeric Similes and Nature's Wonders III

The Simple Joys of Nature ’…a speeding cormorant, crossing the waters, catching fish as it hurtles into the waves, salting its wings’....

Homeric Similes and Nature's Wonders II

Homer's Similes: Human Beings and Nature's Analogies I suspect we have all been feeling a little deluged by events over the past few...

The Scene of Dreams

We have all dreamt., and these may be some familiar scenes: mash ups of scenes and settings familiar to us, but which aren’t normally...

Homeric Similes and Nature’s Wonders I

According to the Homer Bot on Twitter, my day will be like: 'the shining evening star, bright in the night's dark.' (Iliad 22.317-20)...

Same Old, Same Old!

"...you will come across misbehaving and spoiled children, elitist parents, smug self-centered rulers, obnoxious nobility, disgruntled...

Why I studied Classics!

Greetings, I'm the new kid on the blog. I began Latin in year 9 and I was deeply excited at the prospect. I had always enjoyed ancient...

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