Well Book 1 is here! It’s not my monograph, however. Two more yet to go this year!… more →
The Musings of Thomas Verennakatemoseley wrote 1 month ago: Hadrian and the Triumph of Rome Anthony Everitt “Not suffering fools gladly is insufferable to … more →
^.^ wrote 4 months ago: I was reading The Ancient Mediterranean World: From the Stone Age to A.D. 600 (Oxford 2004), and cam … more →
truebe wrote 4 months ago: The year is 415 B.C, and Greek General, politician and statesmen, Alcibiades was standing on the doc … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 5 months ago: Well Book 1 is here! It’s not my monograph, however. Two more yet to go this year! … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 9 months ago: Richard Carrier recently published a new book! (No, it is not his Jesus book–he is still worki … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 9 months ago: Pompeii and Herculaneum provide some 11,000 inscriptions for scholars to study, most of them bring i … more →
Steph wrote 10 months ago: I sit before the living room picture window, outside which falls Christmas snow; heavy, completely v … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 10 months ago: This is quite a good explanation for the differences between actual, serious scholars who accept the … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 11 months ago: I know I have not written anything in a while, partly because I have been so busy with working on a … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 11 months ago: This is one of my favorite scenes from any 1960’s movie dealing with mythology. The scene her … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 12 months ago: Over the past eight years or so, Greek religious activists have been claiming persecution–and … more →
Tom Verenna wrote 1 year ago: Jew and Greek Then and Now By Thomas Verenna The book I am currently working on, even though dealing … more →
oudeis23 wrote 1 year ago: « Dell’imitazione » L’imitazione delle cose antiche è più lodevole che quella delle moderne. “On Imi … more →