It will handle publications whose usefulness is dependent on timing, publications designed to stimulate debate and to keep the wider classical community in the picture though traditional 'problem-related' articles and reviews will be welcomed. Subscribers will receive notification of each issue including a table of contents. Instructions will be given on how to retrieve the full journal by either gopher or ftp. It is an international forum, with participants in North America, Euro pe, Australia, and The Middle East. A forum for people interested in classical Latin, medieval Latin, Neo-Latin.
Geographical coverage extends from western Europe to the Middle East, and from the Sahara to Russia.
Cross disciplinary interaction is particularly encouraged. Along with the usual scholarly interchange, users also are invited to post notices relating to upcoming conferences, new and on-going projects, and job openings. Topics include, not only theology, spirituality, religious observance and scripture, but also the entire social and political milieu within which religion, at that time, was situated. Since this group is dedicated to using contemporary approaches in understanding the ancient world, discussion about contemporary theories is to be expected as well.