mostly lurk on this list, being an amateur Latinist--but I hope "amateur"
in the best sense of the word. Thanks to those who sent the Christiads,
very enjoyable.
Nancy Charlton
dulce ridentem, dulce loquentem
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To
Italian. I've chipped away at
Hebrew for years, but at present am trying to learn to speak everyday
colloquial Spanish, as I work with a Spanish-language directory. Haven't
yet run into anyone called "ver- HI -lio!"
Nancy Charlton
Portland OR
Dulce ridentem, dulce loquentem
at biteth the horse heels, so
that his rider shall fall backward."
Third party ambush! There doesn't seem to be any of this type of
manipulation in the classical passages cited by Prof Bryant, just wiliness
and hypocrisy. Does this lurking snake ever nip at horse heels in Virgil
ou
>will just prove to everyone that you can't read directions. Instead,
>send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message "unsubscribe
>mantovano" in the body.
How about reading the directions at the
This morning I received a letter with petition to Congress to maintain
funding for NEA and PBS, with the request to pass it on. It is much too
long to post on a mailing list, but I will be glad to forward a copy to
anyone who would like to have it. Just drop me an e-mail.
Nancy Charlton
