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Scansion – Simplified
Tradition Scansion is a silly practice, especially in how it’s notated…the info is already there!!! So before you think I’m nuts, how many possibilities are there in terms of quantity? Two (long and...
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Rhythmic Fluency
Here are direct links to the downloadable audio files (along with other topics) for those having listened to the Rhythmic Fluency Podcasts featured on Dickinson’s Latin Poetry Podcast: Dactylic...
View Articlefragmenta Pīsōnis: Published!
Here are 50 new lines of poetry including dactylic hexameter, hendecasyllables, and scazon (i.e. limping iambics)! Click to view slideshow. This collection of poetry from the Pisoverse features a prose...
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No-Prep Monday Poetry Of The Week: Using fragmenta Pīsōnis
For this year’s students, learning about the Romans—in Latin—began late in October with a CALP-inspired topic exploration on Roman housing (more on this, later) after months of focusing on the self,...
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