Classics Blog Feed

Monday, 17 November 2014

Today In AD 9: Vespasian Born

Today In AD 9: Vespasian Born http://ift.tt/1qbAOac
Posted by logoi at 01:06
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Newer Post Older Post Home
View mobile version

Blog Archive

  • ►  2022 (67)
    • ►  January (67)
  • ►  2021 (6624)
    • ►  December (312)
    • ►  November (550)
    • ►  October (535)
    • ►  September (561)
    • ►  August (553)
    • ►  July (586)
    • ►  June (565)
    • ►  May (585)
    • ►  April (597)
    • ►  March (612)
    • ►  February (581)
    • ►  January (587)
  • ►  2020 (6181)
    • ►  December (581)
    • ►  November (597)
    • ►  October (535)
    • ►  September (574)
    • ►  August (587)
    • ►  July (630)
    • ►  June (610)
    • ►  May (638)
    • ►  April (377)
    • ►  March (348)
    • ►  February (361)
    • ►  January (343)
  • ►  2019 (5171)
    • ►  December (369)
    • ►  November (396)
    • ►  October (414)
    • ►  September (352)
    • ►  August (464)
    • ►  July (430)
    • ►  June (372)
    • ►  May (483)
    • ►  April (486)
    • ►  March (485)
    • ►  February (471)
    • ►  January (449)
  • ►  2018 (3817)
    • ►  December (468)
    • ►  November (561)
    • ►  October (627)
    • ►  September (342)
    • ►  August (286)
    • ►  July (267)
    • ►  June (82)
    • ►  May (197)
    • ►  April (249)
    • ►  March (295)
    • ►  February (233)
    • ►  January (210)
  • ►  2017 (3682)
    • ►  December (256)
    • ►  November (211)
    • ►  October (296)
    • ►  September (213)
    • ►  August (315)
    • ►  July (317)
    • ►  June (413)
    • ►  May (352)
    • ►  April (361)
    • ►  March (365)
    • ►  February (328)
    • ►  January (255)
  • ►  2016 (3727)
    • ►  December (253)
    • ►  November (256)
    • ►  October (342)
    • ►  September (252)
    • ►  August (328)
    • ►  July (270)
    • ►  June (306)
    • ►  May (297)
    • ►  April (332)
    • ►  March (320)
    • ►  February (377)
    • ►  January (394)
  • ►  2015 (4753)
    • ►  December (394)
    • ►  November (392)
    • ►  October (437)
    • ►  September (372)
    • ►  August (367)
    • ►  July (378)
    • ►  June (413)
    • ►  May (375)
    • ►  April (393)
    • ►  March (448)
    • ►  February (384)
    • ►  January (400)
  • ▼  2014 (6730)
    • ►  December (437)
    • ▼  November (433)
      • Greek and Latin in an Age of Open Data -- Conferen...
      • International Association for Coptic Studies - Ass...
      • Papyrus Fragment with lines from Homer’s...
      • Announcements for November 30
      • Amphipolis
      • Open Access Journal: International Association for...
      • A bronze 3 deben weight in the form of a Gazelle 1...
      • Polish “Vampire” Burials Studied
      • The best, least visited Roman Museum
      • Reception of Antiquity in a Semantic Network: Digi...
      • Obscure Roman Emperors: Probus
      • Ring inscribed with a dedication to Hera (goddess ...
      • Outer Coffin of Hapiankhtifi 12th Dynasty Middle...
      • Lloyd George, Roman Britain, and Wales in WW1
      • The Virtual Mummy: Unwrapping a Mummy by Mouse Click
      • Amphipolis
      • Open Access Journal: Archaeology International
      • Lateinische Wörterbücher- Eine illustrierte Biblio...
      • Ajax and Achilles Play Dice
      • Remains recovered from Amphipolis tomb
      • Paleolithic Venus Unearthed in France
      • Rare Finds in Kent
      • The Ages of Ancient Greece
      • 12 Ancient Masks
      • Decorative murals found in Chinese tomb
      • Open Access Journal: Egypt Exploration Society New...
      • A Gazetteer of the Copaic Basin
      • Pre Hannukah Preparations ...
      • AWOL milestone
      • Ice Age infant burials found in Alaska
      • greek-museums: Books / The Archaeological Museum o...
      • Pie (charts), speeches, and music: Thanksgiving Da...
      • Happy Hannukah
      • Prehistoric reed basket found on Scottish island
      • CDLI search
      • The Romans at Buckingham Palace
      • Pompeii: The First Navigation Map
      • Stone Age footprints found during tunnel excavation
      • "Nihil est miserius neque gulosius Santra. Rectam ...
      • Roman pond found in West Sussex village
      • Terracotta group of people making flour c.600-480...
      • Lost Village Discovered in England
      • 7 Stunning Roman Mosaics
      • Neolithic Handax Discovered in Denmark
      • Ancient Rome rises again- be there this time!
      • Open Access Monograph Series: Archäologische Berichte
      • Open Access Journal: London Archaeologist
      • Pompeii: The First Navigation Map
      • Gold serpentine fibula (safety pin) with animals i...
      • Vandals
      • New (and Old) Ways to Assess Understanding
      • The Battle of Philippi 42 BCE
      • 19th-Century Homes of Feuding Families Investigated
      • Army Assists With Study of Anglo-Saxon Sword
      • Archaeologists Are Examining Amphipolis Tomb Paint...
      • Game of Hounds and Jackals 12th Dynasty, Middle...
      • Book review: The Ancient Curse – Valerio Massimo M...
      • Open Access Journal: Syria. Archéologie, Art et hi...
      • This Day in Ancient History ~ ante diem vii kalend...
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/24/14
      • Beauty in Ancient Greek Sculpture
      • "Dantem vina tuum quotiens aspeximus Hyllum, Lumin...
      • Jewelry Recovered With Middle Kingdom Mummy
      • 1,700-Year-Old Tombs Excavated in China
      • Tourist Receives Hefty Fine for Defacing Colosseum
      • Bone Analysis Shows Gravettian People Ate Mammoth
      • Beaded Penannular Earring 18th Dynasty, New Kingdo...
      • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 (dir. Francis...
      • Digital Library at The Alexandria Center for Helle...
      • Depiction of unknown god found in Turkey
      • Seneca and “On The Shortness of Life”
      • Open Access Journals: i-Medjat (papyrus électronique)
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/23/14
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/22/14
      • AIRC Summer Archaeological Field School featured i...
      • Today In 380: Theodosius Made His Formal Entry int...
      • Visiting the Ancient City of Kish
      • For sale: antique prints
      • Monday ...
      • Frog effigy pendants. All made of gold, the first ...
      • Michelangelo's David at the V and A
      • Terracotta lebes gamikos (round-bottomed bowl with...
      • armorporn: Crocodile-skin suit of armour Roman, 3r...
      • Announcements for November 23
      • The Byzantine “Bird Mosaic” from Caesarea, Israel
      • Gold Earring mid 4th Century BC Classical Greek (S...
      • Open Access Journal: Rivista di Diritto Romano
      • The Shady Online Trade in Ancient Texts
      • Antiquity Online Supplements
      • Deir el Medine Online: Nichtliterarische Ostraka a...
      • “He therefore made the temple of Saturn a treasury...
      • Nose and Lips of Akhenaten 18th Dynasty, New Kingd...
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/21/14
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/20/14
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/19/14
      • Vandalism by Looters at Palmyra
      • Ludus duodecim scriptorum Board from Turkey!
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/18/14
      • RepiTitiationes ~ 11/17/14
      • RepiTitiationes 11/16/14
    • ►  October (513)
    • ►  September (474)
    • ►  August (470)
    • ►  July (708)
    • ►  June (366)
    • ►  May (651)
    • ►  April (578)
    • ►  March (828)
    • ►  February (568)
    • ►  January (704)
  • ►  2013 (1219)
    • ►  December (732)
    • ►  November (487)

About Me

logoi
View my complete profile
Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.