Don't call it a comeback . . . .
This story about how a guy named von Spakaovsky, who writes under the nom de plume of Publius, is a Republican operative pressing so-called voter fraud cases. Anyone know if this is the same Publius of the blog Legal Fiction?
posted by Paul @ 11:30 AM
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4 Comments:
He's not, certainly. "Publius" is almost a cliche as a pseudonym, so it's no surprise that there are (at least) 2 of them.
Hmm. I hadn't noticed that the Roman praenomen Publius is "vulgar". I would have thought it quite idosyncratic...
You're such a classicist. "Publius" is the pseudonym that Hamilton and Madison used in the Federalist Papers. So it's kind of "vulgar," sure.
Oops. I think I knew that factoid at some point in my life, like maybe high school when I last studied that period in history...
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