Yale Classics Library

Yale Classics Library

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News and notes relevant to the study of Greco-Roman world and its reception very broadly considered, especially notices of new journal publications, with a particular interest in pre-modern philosophy in a global context. https://pasts-imperfect.ghost.io/

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Thank you for the shout-out, Pasts Imperfect! Here's one of the documents in question, which contains a recipe for dyeing silk with lac. geniza.princeton.edu/en/documents...

geniza.princeton.eduLiterary text: ENA NS 30.21Verso: Detailed technical instructions in Judaeo-Arabic for making a red dye out of lac and dyeing silk with it.
Sarah E. Bond@sarahebond.bsky.social

Pasts Imperfect is out! @youngrichardkim.bsky.social discusses academics on the History Channel. Then, recovering the Aksumite Empire; @wmarybeard.bsky.social remembers Pat Easterling & @ericabuchberger.bsky.social remembers Chris Wickham; new ancient journals by @yaleclassicslib.bsky.social & more

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Honored to be included in this Festschrift for one of my favorite people. So much admiration and respect for Liz Asmis, as a researcher, a teacher, an editor, and a human being.

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Classical Philology Vol. 121, No. 4 (2026) www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/cp/2026/... @chicagojournals.bsky.social Passions, Politics, and the Language of Philosophy: Essays in Honor of Elizabeth Asmis @sophisteuein.bsky.social

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It's Launch Day for DRAFTING THE PAST, a new platform for history book reviews, essays, and more. Next! @lollardfish.bsky.social's review of a book about Charlemagne that seeks to recast the Carolingians w/in the long history of rising and falling empires. www.draftingthepast.com/waking-up-fr...

draftingthepast.comBook Review: Waking Up From a Carolingian DreamA new history of Charlemagne’s empire dethrones the usual narrative of its rise and fall