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John Liao

@lordhubris

Classics PhD Student @JohnsHopkins. Imperial Greek fiend. Reading epistolography, thinking (para)doxa. Banned from the Library for eating scrolls. He/Him 🏳️‍🌈

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I think it’s deliciously funny when amateur horror writers try to use Latin as a cheat code for making stuff creepy, like why are you trying to scare me with Latin 101 textbook exercises

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idk at what point in learning Greek this association happened/stuck but whenever I see the word δακνω I cannot stop myself from picturing this specific image

idk at what point in learning Greek this association happened/stuck but whenever I see the word δακνω I cannot stop myself from picturing this specific image
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are there 'weasel words', and do we 'weasel' out of things, because weasels are long and slinky or because weasels are considered quite evil and crafty?

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“I need to be prepared for anything!” I tell myself, running out the door with ample “time left”, and then I get to the airport and have to wait 3-5 business days between clearing security and actually boarding

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 19! CLASSU hosts the 4th biannual Ancient Food Day Make new friends and sample dishes recreated from ancient Greek and Roman recipes: Roman crab cakes, Greek donuts, and more! All are welcome! 11AM-1PM, the Great Hall, 3rd floor, Lillian Massey

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19!

CLASSU hosts the 4th biannual Ancient Food Day

Make new friends and sample dishes recreated from ancient Greek and Roman recipes: Roman crab cakes, Greek donuts, and more! All are welcome!

11AM-1PM, the Great Hall, 3rd floor, Lillian Massey
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Αἱ κάμπαι ἐπινέμονται τὰ λάχανα, τάχα δὲ καὶ διαφθείρουσιν αὐτά. ἀπόλλυνται δὲ αὗται, γυνὴ τὴν ἐπιμήνιον κάθαρσιν καθαιρομένη εἰ διέλθοι μέση τῶν λαχάνων. (NA 6.36) Aelian literally never disappoints

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If we want humanities, we have to get to the point where we do not have to justify the existence of the humanities. We must prefigure a world where its justification is self-evident, or else we lose sight of what it really is.