Sun Jun 28 2009 14:41 The Syrian Goddess Index: The worshippers of the Syrian Goddess show up (and are slandered) in "The Golden Ass"

Mon Sep 17 2007 08:43 EST 8-Deer Jaguar Claw: For those of my readers who thought "This Guy Loves Salt!" was an unrealistic name

Fri Aug 03 2007 09:15 PST The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism. : A topic of interest to me.

Thu Jul 05 2007 21:15 PST Ancient World Mapping Center: When Leonard's obsessions collide.

Sat Jun 09 2007 18:22 PST The Metamorphoses of Ovid by Publius Ovidius Naso - Project Gutenberg: Va-voom! I'm gone!

Sun Apr 29 2007 08:14 PST Ancient History Sourcebook: The Emperor Julian: Mispogon (or "Beard-Hater"): The ancient equivalent of the White House Press Correspondents' Dinner

Sun Apr 29 2007 08:09 PST CNG: CNG-Ancient Greek, Roman & British Coins: Boy, I bet those Ostrogoths wish they had held on to their coins.

Tue Apr 24 2007 19:40 PST Eye of the king: Best job title ever (beats out Mouth of Sauron). See also: rest of site

Wed Apr 11 2007 06:37 PST slacktivist: All you need is: Western Civ's advice for Leonard and me as our marriage approaches the 1-year mark

Tue Jan 02 2007 20:19 PST The Medieval Bestiary: But where does it show their hit dice?

Fri Oct 20 2006 23:19 PST Curiosities of Literature: I've never been happier.

Sun Jul 30 2006 18:31 PST http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Aelian/home.html: Still haven't found any translations of this guy

Sun Jul 30 2006 18:30 PST http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Frontinus/Strategemata/home.html: A public domain Loeb translation

Mon Jul 24 2006 19:06 PST The rain miracle: Not related to my current obsession

Tue Jul 11 2006 20:09 PST The Geoponica (Agricultural Pursuits): I deem it awesome

Sun Jul 09 2006 19:01 PST The Hitchhiker's Guide to Ancient Cookery: "I oversaw the production of a number of feasts"

Thu Jul 06 2006 14:55 PST anders.com: Lectures: 12 Byzantine Rulers: Awesome free lectures

Fri Jun 30 2006 16:15 PST A short history of soap: I have an unhealthy interest in the strigil

Mon Jun 26 2006 17:04 PST http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poliorcetica: A great word

Fri Feb 03 2006 20:01 PST http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17490/17490-h/17490-h.htm\: Hey, remember when Socrates got totally stoned?

Tue Apr 19 2005 10:49 PST http://news.independent.co.uk/world/science_technology/story.jsp?story=630165: I have been waiting for this for fricking *years*

Mon Mar 14 2005 13:12 PST Antique Roman Dishes - Collection: From the Apicius book I saw yesterday

Tue Dec 21 2004 13:32 PST The Classics Pages - Lucian: a True Story: nice translation

Wed Nov 10 2004 13:09 PST The Roman Hand-Abacus: old revisionism: the chinese invented everything. new revisionism: the romans invented everything

Thu Nov 04 2004 15:55 PST Roman face cream discovered and reproduced: your face--it's covered in tin!

Tue Oct 26 2004 09:30 PST British Archaeology magazine, August 2001: In other words, they were looted instead of being salvaged (another UG triumph)

Thu Aug 19 2004 16:02 NST8NDT Condensed China: Chinese History for Beginners: Excellent! Now I just need Byzantium!

Wed Aug 11 2004 15:59 NST8NDT ROMA: Now it needs MapQuest type directions

Tue Aug 03 2004 14:05 NST8NDT Secret Teachings of All Ages Index: Ah, "the chemical marriage". How I've missed you.

Fri Jul 23 2004 22:59 NST8NDT The Online Medieval and Classical Library (DL SunSITE) : Good chunk of medieval stuff

Fri Jul 23 2004 17:46 NST8NDT The Online Medieval and Classical Library (DL SunSITE) : Maybe this time I can spell "medieval" correctly

Wed Jul 21 2004 16:25 NST8NDT Decline of Library of Alexandria: "Why need I even speak, since they are all in men's memories? Also, 640K should be enough for anybody."

Fri Jun 11 2004 16:02 NST8NDT South Pointing Things: "all south-pointing chariots were routinely destroyed whenever a new dynasty took over in China, who had to re-invent them from scratch"