It should be obvious from the lack of posts here and updates to Aoidoi.org itself that I've not been producing work for the site much in the last to years or so. So, I'm declaring Aoidoi.org officially on hiatus.
I have no plans at all to take the site down, and I hope some day to have time to work on documents for it and Scholiastae again in the future, but right now Life is keeping me occupied with other things.
Bret Mulligan and some of his students worked up the (in)famous Cologne Epode, Archilochus 196A, and very kindly sent it on to Aoidoi.org.
It is spring, and the bunnies are once again grazing on plants I care about. My double dactyl on this issue, well, bunnies and bonsai, appeared on my early blog, long gone. It seems worth a little revival, if only to document my use of the word dendromaniacally.
Hippity, hoppity,
Lepus sylvalica
sits in the yard and de-
vours my trees.
Neighbors watch on as I
Dendromaniacally
dash out the door while the
furry fiend flees.
I've added six new poemlets to the Delectus Indelectatus, a collection of Greek poets being cranky, vulgar or mean. I resisted the urge to just add the totality of Palladas' output.
Two more letters from Alciphron today. Since they are a dialog between Anicetus and Phoebiane, both are in the same document: Alciphron 2.6-7.
The first sentence of 2.7 was such a monument of Greek word order, I decided to make a dependency graph of it:
Newly commented, Cleanthes' Hymn to Zeus, for a little Stoic reading.
Two more brief texts for Scholiastae.org: Dialog of the Gods 2, Pan and Hermes; and Alciphron 1.3, Glaucus to his wife Galataea.
