Once again, partaking in some shameless self-promotion, I thought I'd mention a rather significant (from my point of view) update I've made to PastoralEpistles.com.

(For the benefit of newer ricoblog readers, PastoralEpistles.com is a second blog that I run that focuses on the Pastoral Epistles)

I've added a new feature that lets one browse through archived posts based on:

• Subjects/Topics/Key Words that I've assigned (including but not limited to post categories).
• People mentioned in the post or somehow associated (e.g. authors of books or journal articles discussed).
• Greek words or phrases that occur within posts.
• Latin words or phrases that occur within posts.

You can read more about it in this article.

If you haven't been to PastoralEpistles.com for awhile, be sure to check out new bibliography view feature (showcased by the Site Map) as well!

Please let me know if you find this sort of thing helpful in your biblioblog-browsin'. Thanks!

Note for Geeks: The above-mentioned "indexes" over on PastoralEpistles.com are probably one of the few places where you'll see HTML's "descriptive list" elements used as (I'm guessing) intended. That's right, I'm using the DL, DT and DD tags to make those babies! I almost forgot they existed, but when the time came to convert to HTML, the light-bulb went off in my head. It's so cool to use the right tag for the right thing.