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Rome753
The Twelve Caesars | Robert Graves
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Up next for reading

Bookwomble I remember loving this - I have the same Penguin edition 😊 6d
Rome753 @Bookwomble Very cool! It seems good so far. Really looking forward to it. 6d
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bibliothecarivs
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Started

First assigned to read this in college 20 years ago, I have read a version of it every five years since, making this the fifth time.

#bede #history

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bibliothecarivs
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Random book from our personal library.

#latin #mass #christianity #catholicism

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BooksandCoffee4Me
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#threelistThursday #tlt @dabbe

I‘ve read so much American literature because that‘s what I taught. So many titles here that I should have read!!

dabbe And I'm an American-Brit lit kind of gal! World lit? 😳 #TFPAS (Thanks for playing and sharing) 😊 3mo
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dabbe
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#Two4Tuesday
@TheSpineView (thanks for the tag! 😍)

1. Latin.
2. I'd love to be able to read THE AENEID in Latin.

Play? @TheLudicReader @BarkingMadRead @mcctrish

TheSpineView YW! Thanks for playing 3mo
TheBookHippie Latin my second choice! Although we learned a good bit in nursing. 3mo
dabbe @TheSpineView 😍🤩😍 3mo
dabbe @TheBookHippie 😍🤩😍 3mo
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Phoenix in Flight
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Dante called Boethius the “last of the Romans and first of the Scholastics“. He wrote The Consolation of Philosophy while unjustly imprisoned in 523. In the book he is visited by Lady Philosophy who teaches him that transient things do not bring happiness.

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bibliothecarivs
Fabulae mirabiles | Victor Barocas
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Random book from our home library:

📖 Fabulae Mirabiles: Fairy Tales in Latin (Hippocrene Foreign Language Studies) by Victor Barocas

BooksandCoffee4Me Oh, this book is one for my son! He loves Latin and assisted his professor at a conference for instructors of Latin. He may or may not have translated an excerpt of Fahrenheit 451 into Latin for fun. 5mo
bibliothecarivs @BooksandCoffee4Me, that's great! I'd like to see that if it's available anywhere. Here's the rest of my Latin collection if he's interested: https://www.librarycat.org/lib/bibliothecarivs/search/tag/Latin. 5mo
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Graywacke
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Pickpick

Several contemporary (2002) poets translating Horace's Odes freely. All must have some knowledge of Latin. All were born from ~1920 to ~1965. So a bunch of older classically inclined poets. Each translation is a combination of Horace's and the poet's meanings. Overall it leaves an interesting impression, and I enjoyed that. I‘ve been working through this since Jan 13, a little bit each morning.

Suet624 Great job on your commitment to checking in on this every morning. I always end up petering out at some point 5mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 5mo
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Born.A.Reader
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💐 Tulips! Love them! 🌷
💐 💐 Nora Roberts' The Garden Trilogy

@TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday

TheSpineView Thanks for playing ❤️ 🌷 5mo
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