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Legonium Retweeted
In the spirit of the New Year and my 5-year anniversary, there are NEW GCSE-spec Odyssey comics coming soon! Books 19, 21 and 22 are on their way (and yeah I’ll finish book 1 at some point...
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Who we are and how we started. If you're new here read this first!



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A Latin abecedarium. If you would like to print yourself one of these, download a PDF by following the link below. Leave the credit card space blank, as this is a xenium (see abecedarium). http://www.legonium.com/resources/abecedarium …pic.twitter.com/iY0JIR16b7
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I just rewatched The Last Jedi for the first time since seeing it at the theatre. So very good.pic.twitter.com/guLyYmHXaD
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Arguably three (or is it four?) of the best known words in all
#Latin literature. Can you crack the code? Leave a message if you can - but not the answer please. Have fun!pic.twitter.com/Yh3bCBkhYe
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Legonium Retweeted
The Greek term for butterfly is 'psyche', which also means 'soul'. Psyche is also the name of a girl with butterfly wings who married the God of love, Cupid, in the story by Apuleius. I love her Lego incarnation!https://twitter.com/tutubuslatinus/status/1080180252985290752 …
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papilio
is the Latin word for butterfly. The name relates to the verb palpitare which means ‘to flutter’. There are several theories for the English ‘butterfly’, one being an old Anglo-Saxon belief that the colourful insects liked to steal milk and whey.pic.twitter.com/T0vBZhUgBu
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Legonium Retweeted
Primus dies anni novi. Omnia silent caligine involuta. Viae desertae sunt. Tantum Phantasmata noctis adhuc vagant.
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Legonium Retweeted
#Janus farewells and welcomes. Here’s to the best yet to come and to rest with all you’ve triumphed over so far. For rest, we have the liminal spaces.pic.twitter.com/Gaa6L1gM95
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Happy New Year to all Minimus’ friends and followers (and everyone else, too)pic.twitter.com/b7DpT3y3Ol
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On this day - January 1 - Romans held a festival honouring the healing god Aesculapius, son of Apollo and Coronis. Wishing you a blessed 2019, filled with warmth, happiness and good health.pic.twitter.com/Fx7TVkByV8
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Tomorrow (hic in Australia saltem) is the first day of January MMXIX. ‘mensis Ianuarius’ takes its name from the two-faced god Ianus. Ianus is - appropriately - the god of gates and new beginnings. The Latin word ianua (door) derives from his name, as does the English ‘janitor’.
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~ omnes laeti equum per portas trahunt et in arce ponunt ~ The final part of the Trojan War, as contained in the Oxford Latin Course and illustrated with stills from the movie Troy
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My niece got this in her Wendy’s Kids’ Meal and, well... now I also have a Wendy’s Kids’ Meal.pic.twitter.com/q7niO3I9ls
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imago mihi totius anni praedilecta in qua feles carissimae ~ Harrius Minimaque ~ in cordis forma requiescunt : my favourite photo of the entire year in which the dearest cats ~ Harry and Minnie ~ rest in the form of a heartpic.twitter.com/h4m5Pa6lTb
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Legonium Retweeted
The annual Keener Classics Boxing Day Classical Crossword. Later (and probably easier) than usual, with a few non-classical entries! Answers to follow before 2018 is up.pic.twitter.com/OXpXMWGEcn
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OMD! I just learnt of this bilingual palindrome over on Instagram :
Anger. Tis safe never. Bar it. Use love.
evoles ut ira breve nefas sit; regna!
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Merry Christmas friends! May ye be serenaded by Yuletide pipes and all that.pic.twitter.com/axzqsH6tmX
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