Leo Z·4d agoThe Wandering Poet Who Wrote Thank-You Notes in Verse: Venantius Fortunatus SpotlightVenantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus was born around 530 CE near Treviso in northern Italy and educated in Ravenna, one of the last…
Franco Pasut·Oct 28From Latin to Prolog: The Hidden BridgeHave you ever wondered how an ancient language like Latin relates to modern artificial intelligence? At first glance, Latin grammar and…A response icon1A response icon1
Yosef D. Robinson·Oct 28Is the Mexican State of Sonora Really Sonorous?The Mexican state of Sonora, in that country’s northwest along the US-Mexico border and right to the south of Arizona, shares almost all of…
Frederik Joustra·Oct 22The fourth Latin: artificial intelligenceEvery age has a language that governs ordinary life but that ordinary people cannot read. For a thousand years in Europe it was literally…
Leo Z·Oct 18The Monk Who Taught the World What Year It Is: Bede SpotlightBede spent nearly his whole life within a few miles of one place. Given to the monastery at Wearmouth at about the age of seven, he later…
143591·Oct 18✒️🖊️💀☠️💌💘💇🏿♀️No they’re not being allowed to voice it say “…nothing by writing!” not even after all this much and just as like the same as being Heron…A response icon2A response icon2
Leo Z·Oct 16The Governor Who Was Drafted Into the Church: Ambrose of Milan SpotlightAmbrose never planned to be a bishop. Around 374 CE he was the Roman governor of northern Italy, sent to keep order in Milan during a…A response icon1A response icon1
Leo Z·Oct 6The Firebrand Who Taught Latin to Speak Christian: Tertullian SpotlightQuintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus, born in Carthage around 155 CE, wrote like a man picking a fight, and he usually won on style…
