Rufe, nasute cerve, nasus tuus ruber stat. immo, si vera dicam, nasus tuus conflagrat. omnes ad unum cervi eum risu lacerant. misero Rufo numquam lascivire secum dant. nebuloso vesperi venit […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Written by Steve Jenkin
Written by Steve Jenkin
This is a two-day course for absolute beginners, taught by George Sharpley (), and run by The Latin Qvarter (http://www.lingua.co.uk/latin/). Check out the website for more information or contact George. […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
If you’ve used the site in the last day or so you might have experienced problems. I’ve just upgraded the site’s facility with my company/provider. The site ought to be […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
The following articles have been written for the Classics Library by its members. They showcase teaching ideas and methods, experiences which might prove interesting and useful for other members, highlight […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Thank you to everyone who’s enjoyed using the site this year, and a special thanks to all those who’ve added resources and shared news and ideas. The site reaches the […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Here are some of the new Events on the Calendar. To view the Calendar in full and browse by month or as a list: https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/events/ Intensive Latin Course in Gloucester […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
The Curve theatre in Leicester are showing ’Oedipussy’ on 27-31 March 2012 – a mix of Oedipus and James Bond! ’Following hot on the heels of their acclaimed Moby Dick […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Classics for All is pleased to announce that the 2012 deadline for grant applications from schools and projects which aim to enable the teaching of Classical subjects in state schools […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Do you know about up-and-coming events about which we should all know? Talks, Performances, Conferences, Summer Schools and more? Share and promote them on The Classics Library Events Calendar (there’s […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
The Open University has free-to-use open learning resources on The Olympic Games. Very thorough, clearly presented and listed, with excellent animations and plenty of referencing. The module was written by […]