Classics Technology Center: My Word!

Say those five little words that Classicists love to hear. Then look them up in the Global Glossary. Do this once a week and soon you'll be down with Zeus!

My Words of the Week, December 22, 2005

Past Words of the Week

Increasing Terms - December 15, 2005

Growing Terms - December 8, 2005

Exploration Words - December 1, 2005

Writing Words - November 17, 2005

Final Words - November 10, 2005

Citation Words - November 3, 2005

Threatening Words - October 27, 2005

Passions - October 20, 2005

Undesired Traits - October 13, 2005

Desired Traits - October 6, 2005

School Distinctions - September 29, 2005

Study Words - September 22, 2005

Memory Words - September 15, 2005

Word Words - September 8, 2005

Country Names - May 26, 2005

Weather Terms - May 19, 2005

Times of Day - May 12, 2005

Seasons - May 5, 2005

Muses - April 28, 2005

Roman Arts - April 21, 2005

Colors 2 - April 14, 2005

Colors 1 - April 7, 2005

Roman Business Terms - March 31, 2005

Roman Money - March 24, 2005

Power Players - March 17, 2005

Travelers and on-the-road Professionals - March 3, 2005

Craftsmen - February 24, 2005

Artisans - February 17, 2005

Rural Professions: February 10, 2005

Roman Professions: February 3, 2005

More Roman Family Terms: January 20, 2005

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Weekly Words
Every week, five (5) words are selected from CTCWeb's Global Glossary as "My Words of the Week." These five words are closely associated with a person, place, or event from Greco-Roman literature, art, philosophy, law, mythology, science, or history. Review the "Words of the Week" to test and enlarge your Classics vocabulary and to explore the Classical World on the Web through the Global Glossary.

Each "Word of the Week" is linked to its Global Glossary entry. Entries include generous cross-references to other Glossary entries, and each entry is linked to one or more other definitive resources online. When applicable, links to images and translations of primary text are provided. Because AbleMedia chooses to provide links to only the most credible online resources, educators can be confident that Global Glossary links connect only to authoritative and scholarly works.