I’m Ryan Mease, a graduate of UChicago currently keeping my head above water in Silicon Valley. I’ve started this blog to keep my Latin skills sharp, and I have the daring vision of one day completing a parallel blog for Smyth’s Greek Grammar.
This photo was taken at a 24-hour one-run recitation of Homer’s Iliad (in English). That’s a graham cracker Trojan Horse. There are no Greeks inside–just nutella.
Latin for Addicts 
The term “The Classics & Philosophy” is highly intriguing & alluring to me. I have been grown in the vicinity of some Sanskrit & Vedic Scriptures being part of the Indian culture. Latin too has been a very attractive entity staying far away. May be with time , I learn it & this blog has re-ignited & will foster the fire. I have named my blog in Latin, though just with the help of Google Translate! I request you to check it if possible. I guess, my blog name has become a non-authentic word cocktail of some kind. May be, you can help. Would like to have your contacts (e-mail). Thanks.
Good Wishes.
“That’s a graham cracker Trojan Horse. There are no Greeks inside–just nutella.”
Timeo Danaos et nutellam ferentes.
Haha, it’s a pity WP doesn’t have a ‘like’ function for comments. Thanks!
Glad to come across a fellow Classicist! Looking forward to reading through your blog.
sī valēs, bene est
This blog is amazing! So much interesting info I’d have to dig deep into textbooks to get to. Thank you so much, and keep it up please!
Thanks so much!
Thanks very much for the blog, hay algo ancestral que me retrotrae a los orígenes de mi interés,
gracias por la inspiración.
nescio an forma “blogo” apta sit. Secundum Vicipaedia (scio, fons non optimus) “blog” est indeclinabile. Expressio “commentarii interretiales: suggeritur.
corrigo: Expressio “commentarii interretiales” suadetur.