Bridging Past and Future

Ponte de Lima is a village named after the long medieval bridge (ponte) of roman origin, that passes over the Lima river, a river already mentioned by Pliny in his description of Lusitania and by Appian: 

“Mistakes have also been made as to the more celebrated rivers. From the Minius, which we have previously mentioned, according to Varro, the river Æminius is distant 200 miles, which others suppose to be situate elsewhere, and called Limæa. By the ancients it was called the ‘River of Oblivion (Lethe),’ and it has been made the subject of many fabulous stories. At a distance of 200 miles from the Durius is the Tagus, the Munda lying between them. The Tagus is famous for its golden sands.” (Plin. Nat. 4.35)

“Sextus Junius Brutus (…) then crossed the river Durius, carrying war far and wide and taking hostages from those who surrendered, until he came to the river Lethe, being the first of the Romans to think of crossing that stream.” (Appian, Spanish Wars 15).

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Our centre is made up of great people who contribute to the knowledge in Classics and Classical Studies every day.

Ana Loio
Ana Maria Lóio
Arnaldo do Espírito Santo
Bernardo Mota
Carlos Guardado da Silva
Cristina Costa Gomes
Fotini Hadjittofi
Jorge Revez
Nereida Villagra
Nereida Villagra
Paolo Garofalo
Rodrigo Furtado
Sofia Frade
Vanda Anastácio
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The Centre, portuguese delegate in the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae

Catarina Gaspar

We are honoured to tell that the International Thesaurus Linguae Latinae Commission has approved the Centre for Classical Studies as a new member. Catarina Gaspar will be the Centre's delegate in this Commission. The Thesaurus Linguae Latinae is an internationally recognised institution and centre of expertise, making available to researchers and scholars resources and training opportunities in ancient Latin.

More info:

https://thesaurus.badw.de/en/organisation/international-commission-for-the-tll.html

 

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