Enough of Latin for a while. Let's talk Greek!
So, Themistocles! My Greek class is going to be focusing on the biographical account of his life from Plutarch, but we’re working our way up to that. In fact, we’re starting all the way back in Herodotus, doing short sections from where he’s mentioned there. At this point, the Athenians have just come back from consulting the oracle, which seems to have predicted disaster at Salamis, with reference to a “wooden wall,” and are discussing what to do in response.
( At least it's not Thucydides. Yet. )
So, Themistocles! My Greek class is going to be focusing on the biographical account of his life from Plutarch, but we’re working our way up to that. In fact, we’re starting all the way back in Herodotus, doing short sections from where he’s mentioned there. At this point, the Athenians have just come back from consulting the oracle, which seems to have predicted disaster at Salamis, with reference to a “wooden wall,” and are discussing what to do in response.
( At least it's not Thucydides. Yet. )