Classics Education
The Institute for Classics Education is a U.S.-based 501(c)3 non-profit supporting teachers and learners of ancient Greek texts in English translation.
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Reading Virgil’s Aeneid: Book 1
By Mariana C.
The pinnacle of Roman literature, the most superb and remarkable epic from Roman tradition, The Aeneid intended, and achieved, to praise Rome, its historical past, its greatness, and, based on the Greek model, to guide the li...
Homer in Greek Tradition, Part 2
By Eirene S. Allen
By the fifth century AD, Homer was being read in a Greek-speaking world that had become increasingly Christian. Though attitudes and practices varied, many Christians increasingly treated the old gods as fictions, allego...
Ino Leucothea as an image of rebirth in Odyssey 5
By Mariana C.
Book V of the Odyssey presents us with a hero who is a captive, veiled, prisoner of the nymph Kalypso. Odysseus has endured many pains and sorrows, but is still restrained from his homecoming. And the circumstances are quite...
Essential Under-the-Radar Reads from Ancient Greece
By Mariana C.
When approaching ancient Greek texts, there is a certain selection that all readers have in mind: great epics such as The Iliad and The Odyssey, great tragedies such as Medea and Antigone, and, of course, the marvelous poetry...
Penelope as the Weaver of Odysseus's Return
By Mariana C.
Women’s weaving possesses a crucial role within Homeric poetry, functioning as a coded language for the audience, a silent but powerful way of creating and transmitting the fame and stories of great heroes, but especially, of...
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