TheHomericBard·Sep 23We Get the Aeneid WrongThe Aeneid, composed in the 1st century BCE by the Roman poet Publius Vergilius Maro, more commonly known as Virgil, is a significant work…
InMythos BlogbyLiam G. Martin·Feb 9The Roman Origin MythRome’s origins were steeped in legend and heroic journeys…
Anthony M Miles·Sep 16, 2025All About AnnaBook Four of Vergil’s Aeneid is best known for the tragic story of Aeneas and Dido, but this essay is about Dido’s neglected sister Anna…
InPlural PostcardsbyHenrique Iamarino·Feb 19, 2025On Writing More and Better: A Personal Challenge to Build the HabitA journey through writing, physical therapy, Virgil, and the art of persistence.
InMythology JournalbyA. Gee·Dec 27, 2024Fan FictionHey, come up with something newA response icon1A response icon1
InMythology JournalbyTom Barrett·Aug 24, 2024Ovid’s Mythic Biographies: AeneasWho was Aeneas, what did he have to do with Caesar Augustus, and why was he so vital to Roman heritage?
InAge of AwarenessbyFrank Breslin·May 12, 2024The Greeks, the Romans, & Lord Tennyson, or Using Others for One’s Own Personal GloryOmnis dies, omnis hora quam nihil simus ostendit. Every day and every hour show us we are nothing (Seneca, Moral Letters, 101. 1). When…A response icon1A response icon1
Michael Carlson·May 3, 2024CITY IN RUINS: DON WINSLOW’S FINAL EPIC TALEDon Winslow’s last novel finishes his retelling of the Aeneid in modern crime fiction terms. A fitting career climax from a great writer
Ycreak·Jan 17, 2024Scanning Latin meter with Neural Networks (2/4)Will Conditional Random Fields (CRF) and Long short-term memory (LSTM) networks be able to scan Vergil's Aeneid?A response icon1A response icon1
