Spring New (Planting) Moon The story of the golden fleece has been entirely translated, though I’ve not yet checked my work. I feel ready […]
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Winter First Moon of the New Year Spent yesterday shifting to my new work schedule. A couple of hours on Ovid, plus analyzing some of Caesar’s Gallic Wars. Edited three portions of the Tailte Mythos: Book I and began clipping postings […]
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Winter First Moon of the New Year At an inflection point with the Latin. Either I keep the pace I currently follow, maybe 6 hours a week; or, I ramp up, say to 10 […]
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Winter First Moon of the New Year An Ovidian morning. Holding words, conjugations, meanings, clause types, prepositions and adverbs in the head while whirling them around like a Waring blender. It’s satisfying when a sentence finally pops up, like a good […]
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Lughnasa Waning Harvest Moon More fun with Ovid. The curtain has begun to roll back a bit more. Many of my friends have second and third languages, but until now I only had the one. A bit of French. A little Hebrew. A little Greek. But nothing solid. The ability to look on a page […]
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A Comment-ary
Spring New Beltane Moon An interesting proposition. Greg, my Latin tutor, and I have talked off and on about writing a commentary for […]
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