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Lo, where the stage, the poor, degraded stage,
Holds its warped mirror to a gaping age.
--Charles Sprague, Curiosity
The picture above is a photo I took at Ostia on a rainy day in June 2006, peering out of the dark at light, life and enigmatic stones. Those interested will find a few more images of Rome and Pompeii (from a trip I took back in 1984) at the link below. I have also put on-line a few Latin e-texts: the Thyestes of Seneca and the Aenigmata (Latin riddles) of Symphosius and of Aldhelm.
Yet further below is a link to my schedule, with further links to the syllabi for courses I'm teaching at BGSU. Normally I teach some mix of Latin and Classical Civilization (Roman Life, Ancient Drama, Classical Myth), with the occasional Greek course for variety.
For information on majors or minors in Classics at BGSU, see the link below the BGSU seal on the upper right hand of this page--or follow the link here.
Ancient
Cities
Images of Rome and
Pompeii (JMP)
E-texts
James M.
Pfundstein, Ph.D.
Department
of Romance and Classical Studies
Bowling
Green State University
Bowling
Green, OH 43403
e-mail: jmpfund@bgsu.edu
office phone:
419-372-8278