Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 17:05:11 -0400
From: Alfonso Georeno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 11:28 AM 9/14/98 -0600, you wrote:
>An interesting site that has links to lit and language resources (as well
as some other bizarre stuff) is:
>
>http://www.partyharvey.com
>
>
"Shannon Merlino" <[EMAIL PROTECT
At 03:01 PM 9/14/98 -0600, Alfonso Georeno wrote:
>Mr. "Jones":
>
>I am appalled that you would refer a high school junior to such a website
>as "Partyharvey." The young asked for linguistic information, not referrals
>for the purchase of aphrodisiacs, "pleasure enhancers," Kama Sutra
>information
> I'd also appreciate any significant
>quotations Jefferson may have bequeathed
>us on the subject of Virgil or on the Classics.
> Thanks.
> R. Cormier, Longwood College
Jefferson I can't help with, but here's a really first-rate one from John
Adams's autobiography:
"I got my Le
To Whom it May Concern:
Thank you for the link. I found it quite useful (albeit bizzare) for
my research. As a high-school junior taking a college-level Latin
course, I often find it difficult to find links that satisfy my needs.
Sincerely,
Shannon Merlino
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At 4:53 PM + 9/14/98, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Have you tried Monticello and the Library of Congress?
>I rather suspect that it would still be at Monticello, although he sold
>most of his library to Congress.
A couple of years ago I saw Jefferson's text of Horace, which was in a
private deale
This same quote you mention appears in the novel The Adventures of Captain
Harvey (Shield publishers 1997) and Virgil and Dante are used throughout the
work. Check out the related site:
http://www.partyharvey.com
>>> JAMES C Wiersum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/08 5:34 PM >>>
I was sitting
An interesting site that has links to lit and language resources (as well as
some other bizarre stuff) is:
http://www.partyharvey.com
>>> "Shannon Merlino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/07 6:48 PM >>>
To whom it may concern:
As a junior taking AP Latin in high school, I am required to research
Virg
Have you tried Monticello and the Library of Congress?
I rather suspect that it would still be at Monticello, although he sold
most of his library to Congress.
Can anyone recall the article on Jefferson and Homer which was published in
the last year or two - there might be some leads there - also y
By conservative, I take it you mean Galinsky's position that Augustus's
takeover was basically a Good Thing, as opposed to Syme's linkage of
Augustus's rise to power with the way Hitler and other '30's dictators
came to power? Or do you mean conservative in some other sense?
Also, I don't kno
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 12:37:38 +0200
From: Susanne Hafner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On the beautifully illustrated manuscript of the Middle High German
Eneasroman by Heinrich von Veldeke, see
Nikolaus Henkel und Andreas Fingernagel. Heinrich von Veldeke, Eneas-Roman.
Vollfaksimile des Ms.germ.fol. 282
Attempting to locate the whereabouts
of Thomas Jefferson's copy of Virgil.
Does anyone on the list have any ideas
on this?
I'd also appreciate any significant
quotations Jefferson may have bequeathed
us on the subject of Virgil or on the Classics.
Thanks.
R. Cormier, Longwoo
Take a look at Star's article: 'Explaining Dido to Your Son: Tiberius
Claudius Donatus on Vergil's Dido,' CJ 87 (1991), 25-34.
H. Conrad-O'Briain
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