01-01-2018, 04:13 PM
Not at all -- it is a pleasure to be able to offer a little help. The great thing about this website -- take your spolas, or Rado's vexillum -- is the colour, real and metaphorical, and tangibility that reconstructions bring to the written sources.
The gods go with you all in (Gregorian) 2018. The New Year of the Roman calendar, which I follow as a Roman pagan, is March 1st, with the dance and archaic Latin song of the Salii or Leaping Priests of Mars which, sadly, will not bring in in the the 2771st year of the foundation of the City as it has not done for over a millennium and a half.
All your good wishes are gratefully received.
The gods go with you all in (Gregorian) 2018. The New Year of the Roman calendar, which I follow as a Roman pagan, is March 1st, with the dance and archaic Latin song of the Salii or Leaping Priests of Mars which, sadly, will not bring in in the the 2771st year of the foundation of the City as it has not done for over a millennium and a half.
All your good wishes are gratefully received.
Patrick J. Gray
'' Now. Close your eyes. It's but a short step to the boat, a short pull across the river.''
''And then?''
''And then, I promise you, you'll dream a different story altogether''
From ''I, Claudius'', by J. Pulman after R. Graves.
'' Now. Close your eyes. It's but a short step to the boat, a short pull across the river.''
''And then?''
''And then, I promise you, you'll dream a different story altogether''
From ''I, Claudius'', by J. Pulman after R. Graves.
