Cuchulain of Muirthemne I: Birth of Cuchulain (Lady Augusta Gregory)
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Essential Books for Learning Ancient Hebrew
ESSENTIAL BOOKS FOR LEARNING ANCIENT HEBREW Ancient Hebrew is chiefly known today as the language of the Hebrew Bible, i.e. the Tanakh (in Christian circles also referred to as the…
Resources for Learning Akkadian
Akkadian was the lingua franca of the ancient Near East for thousands of years. It exploded in popularity after Sargon the Great's conquests c. 2300 BCE, and it stayed the…
Resources for Learning Sumerian
While Sumerian is the oldest recorded language, our knowledge of it is relatively recent. In deciphering Akkadian, scholars had suspected that cuneiform, the system used to write Akkadian, originated elsewhere,…
Timeline of Greek Literature
c. 1050–950 BCE Ionians begin colonizing Asia Minor. c. 1000 Monumental buildings are erected at Lefkandi. 850–750 Attic Middle Geometric pottery period. c. 800 Al-Mina is founded by Greek traders.…
Herodotus
Herodotus (Greek: Ἡρόδοτος, Hērodotos) is one of Greece's first historians. His major work was the Histories, which chronicled the rise of the Persian Empire and its subsequent clash with Greece…
Fabula Palliata
A fabula palliata (pl. fabulae palliatae) was a Roman play, written in Latin, that adopted an earlier Greek play. Livius Andronicus is credited as the first to bring them to…
Old Latin
For this site, Old Latin is the name given to Latin from its first literary production with Livius Andronicus in c. 240 until the career of Cicero begins in 80 BCE.…
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