Read: "Alexander the Great DIED before Alexandria was founded" <Daily Mail>: ow.ly/qZbT30nZh8L

Read: "Roman coins found in Hampshire field declared 'treasure'" <Hampshire Chronicle>: ow.ly/khhv30nZhdJ

RT #Traintoteach #Classics with the no.1 SCITT.We are looking for excellent Latinists. The ability to teach Ancient Greek is desirable but not a prerequisite. Apply now! Oxford Classics Outreach Classics Library mary beard John Claughton Classics for All Classics@Cambridge Classics Collective Classics at Leeds

Read: "Secrets of horrific battle with Cleopatra that gave birth to Roman Empire revealed by ancient monument" <The Independent>: ow.ly/yQCK30ogbFz

Read: "Country diary: where Roman Britain reveals its secrets" Epiacum Roman Fort <The Guardian>: ow.ly/joE930ogbDV

Read: "Who should we ostracize?" by mary beard. <TLS> A Don's Life: ow.ly/91RI30ogbGn

Read: "Could an ancient Greek have predicted a US-China conflict?" On Thucydides. BBC News: ow.ly/ZVwH30ogbOr

Read: "Italian minister pours cold water on proposal to build London Eye-style ferris wheel at Pompeii" <The Daily Telegraph>: ow.ly/DU4F30ogbYN

Read: "Greek Post Office Launches New Stamps Celebrating Ancient Greek Figures" Greek Reporter: ow.ly/YiiM30ogbTM

Read: "Roman Empire Caligula The Mad Emperor Netflix release date, cast, plot" <Daily Express>: ow.ly/ZGTu30ogbB9

Read: "Psychoanalysts' Antigone Complex: A 3-Minute Guide" by @edithmayhall. The Edithorial: ow.ly/m9vW30ogc9C

Read: "Pompeii ‘fast food’ bar unearthed in ancient city after 2,000 years" <The Guardian>: ow.ly/Ua7n30ogc11

Read: "Archaelogists re-excavate hidden Roman bath after 130 years" BBC News: ow.ly/LxHJ30oquhQ

Read: "The incredible Roman bathhouse that was built over 2,000 years ago and is still running today" <Daily Mail>: ow.ly/MMYB30oqupu

Read: "What should we teach in history?" by mary beard <TLS> A Don's Life: ow.ly/O37a30oquO9

Read: "Christian service at Lullingstone Roman Villa for first time in 1600 years" <Kent Messenger>: ow.ly/nXcJ30oquG0

Read: "Old Ideas Renewed: Science, Philosophy, and Perception as Illusion" Allegory of the Cave and modern science. Classical Wisdome Weekly: ow.ly/cau230oquSC

On this day - April 23 - Romans celebrated the Vinalia Priora. The first barrels of wine - filled the previous August - were opened and poured as a libation to Jupiter, whose control of the weather determined the quality of the wine.

Classics Collective Visiting Professor Edith Hall examines the unearthing of Aristotle’s Lyceum, illuminating the life of Aristotle and his academic contributions. #Greeks #Classics #Aristotle 1pm at Barnard’s Inn Hall on Thurs 30th May or watch online: bit.ly/2VNo0vW

domi facienda : things to do at home : sing a song : clean the house : write a letter : paint a picture : watch a bird : pick flowers : cook pie : eat an apple : read a book : play a game : listen to music : tell a story : wear a hat : build a tower : learn a language : pat a cat