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upcoming book chat: gibbon fall and decline of the roman empire, chapters 24
through 26
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Some pointers about the upcoming Gibbon chat on June 20.

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Salvete!

Get ready for the next Gibbon installments, June 20, July 11 (instead of July 4)
& July 18:

http://romanhistorybooksandmore.freeservers.com/booklist2.htm
http://romanhistorybooks.typepad.com/

(John F.: I have not forgotten you)

Irene

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First half of the year is finished.
The collection Moneta <http://www.cultura-net.com/moneta> published 5
volumes, that is to say 1400 pages and 60 plates.
The section "e-papers" contains 4 links and 9 numismatic texts to be
downloaded.
By the end of the year, another group of books will be published.

Le premier semestre est terminé.
La collection Moneta <http://www.cultura-net.com/moneta>  a publié 5
volumes, soit 1400 pages et 60 planches photographiques.
La section "e-papers" contient 4 liens et 9 textes numismatiques à télécharger.
D'ici la fin de l'année, un autre groupe d'ouvrages sera publié.

Georges Depeyrot

Found elsewhere:

A project to digitally recreate what ancient Rome looked like is nearing
completion.  It will be online for folks to view.  Samples of what you will soon
be able to view in more detail are at:
http://www.romereborn.virginia.edu/

Articles about the work for this recreation are at:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/06/070611092847.htm

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070611/ap_on_hi_te/virtual_rome;_ylt=Apak9YvJ2VmzcF\
O6V_nwMwAPLBIF

Enjoy!

Irene

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book review: roma  the novel of ancient rome
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ew_rom.html

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New Book review.

Irene

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Date and time may vary depending on your location.

Monday, June 18, 2007
9-10pm -- Cities of the Underworld - 10 - Beneath Vesuvius
Discover the fascinating and unknown history that lies below major
cities around the world today. Explore these layers, which are often
hundreds of feet deep. Discover everything from dank dungeons to
underground shipwrecks that have been lost for centuries. Join host
Eric Geller as he reveals the technological marvels that allowed the
construction of one city upon another.

Vicki

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book reviews: three new mysteries, by david wishart, lindsey davis, and rosemary
rowe
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ews_th.html

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Three more reviews, one to go . . .

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I thought you might be interested in this post from the Times Online. Go to
http://timesonline.typepad.com/dons_life/2007/06/pompeii_in_mexi.html

Irene


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I've have added a new feature to my blog http://romanhistorybooks.typepad.com/.

It is called NOTES, and you can find it at the top of the right-hand  column.

Do you find it useful?  And if so, what kind of information would you like to
see there?

Thx!

Irene

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P.S. Actually, the feature is called "Pages" but I changed the title.

Irene
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Subject: [Roman_History_Books] For those who read my blog:


I've have added a new feature to my blog http://romanhistorybooks.typepad.com/.

It is called NOTES, and you can find it at the top of the right-hand column.

Do you find it useful? And if so, what kind of information would you like to see
there?

Thx!

Irene

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Irene, if I want to send someone to your website to
read my article on Sertorius, where do I send them.
Same for Roman Forum?  R. Dorsey
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> Irene
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> Thx!
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> Irene
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David Meadows, in rogueclassicism, blogs an upcoming conference in the UK and
give this link:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/arts/birtha/conferences/pompeii/index_html.

If you click on"Abstracts,", you find some interesting information.

And since Mary Beard is one of the keynote speakers, we can hopefully look
forward to some interesting posts on her blog later in July.

Irene



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Group member Richard Dorsey has written an essay "The Sertorian Wars" which can
be found at my page

http://romanhistorybooksandmore.freeservers.com/l_articles.htm

Irene

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book chat June 11: next installment of gibbon, chapters 27 through 31
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book chat June 11: next installment of gibbon, chapters 27 through 31
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Resending, Bingley caught a nasty typo!

;-)

Irene

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For those who love Alma-Tadema, here is a marvelous site on John William
Waterhouse:

http://www.johnwilliamwaterhouse.com/paintings.aspx

Thanks to Bingley who found it, Honorius and his Favorites.

Irene


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The link to Bingley's post did not work (crazy Yahoo!)

So here goes: 
http://romanhistorybooks.typepad.com/roman_history_books_and_m/2007/06/honorius-\
and-hi.html

Irene
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Subject: [Roman_History_Books] John William Waterhouse, painter of historic
scenes


For those who love Alma-Tadema, here is a marvelous site on John William
Waterhouse:

http://www.johnwilliamwaterhouse.com/paintings.aspx

Thanks to Bingley who found it, Honorius and his Favorites.

Irene

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There is a" NEW" article by Prof. John Pollini at the Julio Claudian
Iconographic Yahoo Site under Files (Pollini-Article on Death Masks)
The Article is called:  Ritualizing Death in Rebublican Rome: Memory
Religion, Class Struggle, and the Wax Ancestral Mask Tradition's
Origin and Influence on Veristic Portraiture.  New Exclusive article
with Permission by Prof. John Pollini.  This article can be found
under files on the JCIA Site listed below.  By Prof. John Pollini.
This article is used with the permission of Prof. Joh Pollini.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/julioclaudian/

This is not spam, but is of interest to any group who values portrait
studies and numimatics.

Joe Geranio- Julio Claudian Iconographic Association
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/julioclaudian/

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Irene

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a dormouse record
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All you wanted know about dormice and more!

Courtesy Bingley

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For those who are getting confused about who's who in the Eastern and
Western branches of the imperial family, DIR has a helpful family tree
of the descendants of Gratian and Theodosius the Elder:

http://www.roman-emperors.org/valstem.htm

Hello Everyone,

July's catalogue of newest arrivals includes over 100 titles. As
usual, The attached list of titles have been posted for sale under the
Recent Acquisitions link at out website, www.ancientworldbooks.com .
All titles are offered on a first come, first served basis. Feel free
to browse our website.  For further descriptions regarding the
condition and contents of any book on the list, feel free to click on
the link to the recent acquisitions: http://tinyurl.com/sjnhd

Orders may be placed by phone, fax, email, or mail. It is quickest to
confirm availability and order through our secure website at
www.ancientworldbooks.com - you can locate the book and add it to your
shopping cart by a keyword search or by browsing the Recent
Acquisitions section: http://tinyurl.com/sjnhd

In addition to Paypal, we have now added Google Payments as an option
for payment.

If you would like to leave a list of wants, you may do so at our
website under 'Offline Search Service'.

Regards,

Ancient World Books
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There has been a discussion in the "Imperial Rome" Group about JSTOR access, so
I checked the JSTOR website.

For U.S. residents among you:

If your public library does not subscribe to JSTOR (mine does), do lobby them to
subscribe!

There is a one-time-only Archive Capital Fee and an Annual Access Fee. The fees
depend on the size of the public library. The smaller the library, the lower the
fee.

Your library can get the information here:

http://www.jstor.org/
http://www.jstor.org/about/public/

Irene

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Anyone for dormouse?
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Especially for those who don't read Adrian Murdoch's blog.

Enjoy the PDF file!

Irene

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