This is what you need: http://digital.library.northwestern.edu/homer/ On Thursday, 8 July 2010 12:09:

A talent varied in weight depending upon whose it was: the basic get-to-know rule of thumb is that 1

Hi Everyone, Last week I found an interesting opportunity to do some online work with Xenophon's

I have looked at Robert Graves' The Greek Myths and he too refers to 'Dioscuri - sons of Zeus

Zeus is the God of Thunder [not Poseidon], and his weapon was the lightning bolt. Poseidon was the

Hello Dan, No trouble, and at least CAMWS got a working title for the session! I do hope Patrick Kent

Looks like Jstor doesn't have the article yet. On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Mark <m.

> Interesting assessment Patrick, and one which you illustrated very > well in your article on

One good place to start would be chapter 4 of Elton Barker's book Entering the Agon: Dissent and

Hi Everyone, The next Res Militares (Volume 11, Issue 1, June 2011) is now available online at: http:

Hi Everyone, The Bibliographies are finally up, permanently! Again Many thanks go to both Mark and

Hi Everyone, Mark and Patrick were both kind enough to provide me with their extensive work on the

Hi Mark, Excellent news! Thanks for the save! I will get it posted next week to a place that Google

For anyone maybe interested: Please feel free to pass this information on to others that might be

Hi Mark, I promise I am doing my best to get caught up and keep up. :) Cheers! Dan Dan Powers dark41@

At first this was a paper/article idea. I Scratched the surface and I now realize it will be multiple

Hello Dan, No sooner said than done! How are you? I have been out of touch for a bit (computer died)

Hi Everyone, I will finally have some time this week to get the new files (formerly "pages"

I will get to work on this during the upcoming week. Thanks to everyone for the tips. On Dec 16 2010,

Thanks, Patrick, for bringing this forward. It certainly is a clear and vivid description of the

As well as continuing to add to these bibliographies bit-by-bit, I have started inserting links to on

Dan: Just wondering if you are planning to move the bibliography pages to Google Sites at some point

Dan: In addition, here are a couple of books that may be helpful (though unseen by me): Hagel, DK and

Now reorganized under headings and subheadings. Click on http://groups.google.com/group/arkaion-

There's a very useful discussion of two of the themes that have been preoccupying us (connections

Here's a link to a recent review that may be of interest: http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2010/2010-08-

> Files of hastati that retire through doubled files of principes must > get clear before the

It would, Mark. I had noticed the bibliographies growing under your care and attention, and would

That may be an inspired thought, Paul: according to the various online lexica at the Perseus project,

I've posted a copy of this text in the "Files" section. Mark