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Miniature Lemon, Almond and Rosemary Olive Oil Cakes with a Hint ... » May 14, 2014 ...He actively campaigned against the big – 'big book, big evil' was his slogan. Rather catchy. Miniature Lemon, Almond & Rosemary Olive Oil Cakes with a Hint of Cointreau - From. The thing about the small is it requires perfection – its physical limitations leave no room for error, no space for the mediocre. Frommydiningtable.com

Full text of "Janus Secundus" » Secundus's aesthetic evokes an Alexandrian ideal of poetry. Valoriza- tion of the small lyric and elegiac forms over the epic recalls the Calli- machean "Big book, big evil," though any Alexandrian orientation was certainly derived indirectly through Catullus and the Roman eroticists. In particular, Secundus's works embody... Archive.org

3.1 Conversations - Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies » The point of “big book, big evil” is to remind us that Alexandrian poets valued elegance, concision, high polish, learning, and sophistication in their texts. ... contemporary and not,” to devote its blog posts to commentary on each volume of the BAE series,“the longest-running and highest-profile filter for essays that aspire to art... Assayjournal.com

Big Book, Big Evil: Silk » Nov 21, 2008 ...Film Adaptations · Ivory Gazing · Lit Flicks Challenge · Musical Adaptation · Nomenclature · Nothomb · Novelini · Novella Blog Introduction · Novella Challenge · Novella News · Novella Review · Personal Essay... Bigbookbigevil.blogspot.com

Quote by Callimachus: “Mega biblion, mega kakon (Big book, big evil)” » Callimachus — 'Mega biblion, mega kakon (Big book, big evil)' Goodreads.com

Aegean prehistory » But this blog post was supposed to be about the second part of this: a book, The Classical Debt: Greek Antiquity in an Era of Austerity (Harvard University Press 2017), which I just finished last night. (There's also a nice review in the WSJ by Alicia Stallings). This book pulls on a thread and traces it through time, that thread... Englianos.wordpress.com

biblion - definition and meaning » The standard example is Greek neuter plural "biblia" meaning "books"; singular is "biblion", which stays neuter plural in Latin, but passes into French as "la bible", whence we have it as a singular. languagehat.com: TIDAL WAVE. I quoted that proverb to him 'mega biblion, mega kakon' (big book, big evil) and he threatened ... Wordnik.com

Big Book, Big Evil: The Book of Proper Names by Amélie Nothomb » Oct 4, 2008 ...Film Adaptations · Ivory Gazing · Lit Flicks Challenge · Musical Adaptation · Nomenclature · Nothomb · Novelini · Novella Blog Introduction · Novella Challenge · Novella News · Novella Review · Personal Essay... Bigbookbigevil.blogspot.com

Big Book, Big Evil: Villa des Roses » Nov 1, 2008 ...Film Adaptations · Ivory Gazing · Lit Flicks Challenge · Musical Adaptation · Nomenclature · Nothomb · Novelini · Novella Blog Introduction · Novella Challenge · Novella News · Novella Review · Personal Essay... Bigbookbigevil.blogspot.com

Bathing in the Bronze Age | Aegean prehistory » Jan 29, 2013 ...One of the features I like best about Bill Caraher's blog are his discussions of journal articles. This is, it seems to me, something that's extraordinarily useful and easy to do in a blog, but doesn't find easy expression in other media. Recently I read Joe Shaw's "Bathing at the Mycenaean Palace of Tiryns" in... Englianos.wordpress.com