WORKSHOP: Asta ac Perscribe: Analyzing a Roman Inscription as a Learning Tool Anne Leen, Barbara F. McManus, Ann R. Raia Funerary Relief for P. Sextilius Fortunatus (dimensions 21 xinches), marble DIIS MANIBVS SAC

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Date: 2013-09-20 21:54:06 Culture Language Textual scholarship Inscriptions Latin inscriptions Epigraphy Isias Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum Latin Ancient Roman sarcophagi Roman funerary art		WORKSHOP: Asta ac Perscribe: Analyzing a Roman Inscription as a Learning Tool Anne Leen, Barbara F. McManus, Ann R. Raia Funerary Relief for P. Sextilius Fortunatus (dimensions 21 xinches), marble DIIS MANIBVS SAC Add to Reading List Source URL: www2.cnr.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 23,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Contents Béla Adamik: Demonstration of the Computerized Historical Linguistic Database of the Latin Inscriptions of the Imperial Age Zsolt Almási: DocID: 1v8UJ - View Document
	“Asta ac Perlege: Teaching Latin with Roman Inscriptions” Anne Leen < >, Furman University The Roman Funerary Inscriptions Project Description: DocID: 1r9gv - View Document
	WORKSHOP: Asta ac Perscribe: Analyzing a Roman Inscription as a Learning Tool Anne Leen, Barbara F. McManus, Ann R. Raia Funerary Relief for P. Sextilius Fortunatus (dimensions 21 xinches), marble DIIS MANIBVS SAC DocID: 1qZX9 - View Document
	“Teaching Latin from Inscriptions: The Roman Funerary Inscription Project in the College Classroom” Introduction Anne Leen, Furman University DocID: 1qHP0 - View Document
	British Epigraphy Society DocID: 1qCDs - View Document