Latin Lesson #11: Masculine and Feminine Nouns The focus for today's lesson is more masculine nouns and adjectives that end in -us, along with some feminine nouns too. There are no new se...

Laura Gibbs's Latin and Greek Proverbs lessons are superb (10 mins. a day). proverbsgrammar.blogspot.com/2025/01/lati...

Thanks so much, Alan, and Happy New Year. I appreciate your comments and especially that the letters were planned from the start to be a collection. I'd love to see more work that moves in this and other related directions.

Thanks so much, Alan!

Hi Mary, if interested I take up that issue.

Thank you!

Thanks for your interest! The Dutch Radicals are there as a supportive link, but I take the thesis in new directions. (The book is now officially out, as I received my copies yesterday.)

Thanks! It’s out! Received my copies in the mail yesterday.

Thanks, Maia. Lovely to hear from you!

Thanks, Chrissy. So nice to see this!

Hi Anise, I do talk about those letters as another example of a pseudonymous collection.

Thanks, Dennis. Yes, all of them.

After a long delay, my book will soon publish (mid-December). I am told to "shamelessly" promote it. Thus, here's a flyer with a discount code.

Just sent back proofs of my new book on Pauline apostolic letters. Book is due out this July.

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Join us at the virtual Westar Conference, Fri-Sat, 22-23 March on Healing and Health in Emergent Christianity, featuring Andrew Crislip, Meghan Henning, Shirley Paulson, & Joseph Sanzo. www.westarinstitute.org/event/healin...

I did and also enjoyed the podcast you did. My book is now listed on the Cambridge Core website, urldefense.com/v3/__https:/...

Bought your book in the Cambridge Press bookshop. Great job!

Op-ed by Giovanni Bazzana, Ben Dunning, Mohsen Goudarzi, and I in today’s Crimson www.thecrimson.com/article/2024...

Found this piece insightful. www.nybooks.com/online/2023/...

Looks interesting!