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Laments of a bronze age gambler
On Dice, Destiny and the Oldest Addiction
May 7 • Sugam Pokharel

April 2026

When the Romans fought a Dragon
Or did they?
Apr 30 • Sugam Pokharel
A language came back from extinction . . . twice
The reports of my death are somewhat exaggerated: Kusunda
Apr 23 • Sugam Pokharel
Indra, Zeus, and the Wife Who Knew
A scandalous myth across two worlds
Apr 14 • Sugam Pokharel
Some Humorous and Obscene Poems translated from Latin
And not only Catullus.
Apr 5 • Sugam Pokharel

March 2026

Conversation between Alexander and Diogenes in Sanskrit Verse
I'd want to be Diogenes too!
Mar 28 • Sugam Pokharel
Alcuin of York, a medieval Indian folk tale and a modern American song
I am my own grandpa!
Mar 22 • Sugam Pokharel
Was the Buddha Scythian ?
Of course not. He was actually Chinese.
Mar 17 • Sugam Pokharel
Blonde Buddhists of the Tarim
Some thoughts on Tocharians
Mar 7 • Sugam Pokharel

February 2026

Some Humorous and Obscene Poems translated from Sanskrit
Mostly collected from Major Anthologies
Feb 23 • Sugam Pokharel
On Learning (Dead) Languages
My experience of learning languages as an autodidact.
Feb 15 • Sugam Pokharel

January 2026

A Roman Matron & her Black Child
A fictional debate & Roman ideas about race
Jan 29 • Sugam Pokharel
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