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October 2026
A top-down city game: chariots, errands, a race in the Circus Maximus, a thief to catch and the watch to escape, with Latin and Koine Greek in the streets.
Fire ancient siege engines at seven real sieges, and learn how a ballista, an onager and a trebuchet differ.
A new “All” choice puts the Gospels, every classical work and your game words in one deck; each card says where the word was found.
Guess the day's five-letter Latin or Koine Greek word in six tries, and share your result.
The Royal Game of Ur, Nine Men’s Morris, Latrunculi and Knucklebones, with move statistics. Every board game can now be played by two people on one device.
A third setting: sail island to island with Odysseus, from the Lotus-Eaters to the Cyclops’ cave.
From the pyramids to the fall of Rome, with each event linked to the books, games and readings about it.
Seven guided routes through the Library, from the Greeks to the Russians, with free copies where they exist.
Learn the Greek letters in six short lessons, read Aesop, Phaedrus, the Lord’s Prayer and Psalm 23 word by word, and take sentences apart as trees.
Search the whole site from the header, see every Greek and Latin word you have met in the games and turn them into flashcards, and save your progress to a file to move it to another device.
One sentence with two meanings, used to teach syntax trees.
A side-scrolling platformer as Theseus in Greece or Hercules in Rome, with words in the amphora blocks and at the gates.
A green header on every page, and book pages that are easy to read in dark mode.
Search public-domain ebooks and LibriVox audiobooks, with a player that goes up to 3.5× speed.
A free, open-source image editor that runs in your browser; your pictures stay on your device.
Three board games with move statistics, the rules and the history beside the board.
Spaced-repetition cards for the most common words of the Gospels, their forms, and three-sided Greek–Latin–English cards.
September 2026
Screener, charts, economic calendar, indicators, Treasuries, the VIX and calculators.