Pompeiiana XIX.2, October 1992

Content: "Vestes Novae Imperatoris", "Mosquitoes, Mussolini, and Malaria", "Walnut Hills H.S.", "Pompeiiana Introduces New Format", "Roga Me Aliquid", "The Sirens" poem, "Hero Pushes Wife Over the Edge", "Elvis", "Imbiber's Latin Plea for Mercy", "Orpheus and Eurydice" poem, "The Trojan War" poem, "Sports Review", "Roman Food" poem, "She Had the Itch", "Venus in Copper", "Bird Bath Mosaic Reproduced in Nebraska", "Why Ask Why?" poem, "Cookin' Roman", "Caudiane Furculae" poem, "Where Light Bulbs Come From", "Caesar" poem, "Theseus et Minotaurus" play in Latin, "Verbs for the Beginner" crossword, "Libri Optima", "Carmina Optima et Eorum Auctores", "A Travelling Match Game" puzzle, "Famous Latin Sayings" rebus, "Roman Clothing" crossword, "Just for Fun" crossword, "Roman Courts" puzzle, "Well-Turnd Phrases" puzzle, "Praenomina Scramble" puzzle, "Getting to the Root of the Matter" puzzle, "Picturae Moventes", "The Twelve Caesars" puzzle, "Musical Match" puzzle, "Dido's Farewell" poem, "'Re' Nor Really 'A Drop of Golden Sun'", "I am Woman" poem, "Athenian Limerick", "A Valentine" poem, "Charges of Racism Leveled at Classical Scholars", "Cleopatra" poem, "Pompeii's Music Center", "Director of Pompeiiana, Inc. Cited for Most Important Contribution to the Promotion of Latin in 1991-92", Comics page, "Caveant Emptor Vendorque", "An Etymologist Looks at Daydreaming", "The Promises of the Drunk" poem, reading comprehension questions from page 2, answer key for teachers.

Pompeiiana XVII.1, September 1990

Content: "Ricardus Vestigator" (Dick Tracy), "Marcus Aurelius Rides Again", "Austrian Radio to follow Finnish Broadcasting Company Lead", "Legionnaire Score Board", "Pegasus and Bellerophon" poem, "Delecto Cardillo", "Because He's the Champ" poem, "Roga Me Aliquid", "Soccer World Cup Tournament Sidetracks Search for Romulu's Wall", "Only and Game" and "The Gladiator" poem, "The Phoenecians and Carthage", "Excerpts From the Diary of Aeneas", "Imperial Rome's Camp David", "Cooking with Cynthia", "Sirens Suicidal, City Shocked", "Vivamus" poem, "Hocus Pocus", Comics page, Classified Ads, "The Role of Nymphs in Greek Mythology", "The Game" poem, "Thorus Polso Barcio Disertissimo S. D.", "Diamond Poemata", "The Trojan War" crossword, "The World of Julius Caesar" puzzle, Carmina Optima et Eorum Auctores, "Offspring of Zeus/Jupiter" puzzle, "Word Search for Heroes, Monsters, and Gods" puzzle, reading comprehension questions from page one, answer key for teachers.

Pompeiiana IX.4, December 1982

Content: Remember Garfield? Pompeiiana does...in Latin on page 1. "Io Saturnalia" is the other cover story. Other content includes a full-page ad for Roman dress modeled by Barcio and other Latin teachers, "Orbis Juliae Vivit" articles on modern hairstyles with a Flavian twist, Classified Ads, "Dragon Slain", reading comprehension question from the page 1 readings, "Budding Genius" quiz, "A Look at Daily Life on the Roman Frontier", "Obituary to Dragon" poem by Matthew West.

Pompeiiana VII.2, November 1980

Contents: Bernard Barcio (as Marcus Loreius Tiburtinus of Pompeii) and John Gerhring are on the cover. Articles include "Pompeiianae Praefectus Salutem Dicit Litterarum Classicarum Studiosis!", "Dead Language Won't Stay in Grave", "His rebus dictis . . ." comic by Kathy Long of Brattleboro, Vermont, "Let's Have a Toga Hop!" with photos from Mt. Vernon High School in Fortville, Indiana, "Conundrums" puzzle from Pekin Community High School, "Fourth National Chariathon", "Characters in the Odyssey" wordfind from Robin Walden, "Big Mac Attack" slogan in Latin, "Bottles for Latin and a Trip to Malibu . . .".

Pompeiiana, V.4, March 1979

Contents: The cover image features Greg Beal of Fulton Junior High School, Indianapolis, Indiana. Articles includem "Pompeiianae Praefectus Salutem Dicit Litterarum Classicarum Studiosis", "Let's Have a Real Roman Banquet!", "When Dining Like the Romans, Recline, Recline, Recline", "Morituri Te Salutamus", "Ars Gratia Artis!", "Mirabile Dictu!", "I Take Latin" theme song, "Money", "Ancient Catapults" article review by Bernard Barcio, "Latin and English Reactions to Reading The Iliad" by Parker Nolan, Fulton Junior High School.

Pompeiiana IV.4, March 1978

Contents: "Pompeiianae Praefectus Salutem Dicit Litterarum Classicarum Studiosis!", "Pompeii Artifacts Set for U.S. Display", "This Shall I See" poem by Bryan Hunt, Mt. Vernon High School, Fortville, Indiana, Anacrostic Latin puzzle, "Speaking Out for Latin", "Think Latin" promotional comic, "Huc Venit Petrus Gossypii Caudae" Easter and Easter Bunny article, Pompeiiana national fund raising drive, Pompeiiana, Inc., legally incorporated

Pompeiiana IV.3, January 1978

Contents: "Pompeiianae Praefectus Salutem Dicit Litterarum Classicarum Studiosis!", "Indoor Gardens: The Status Symbols of Pompeian Merchants" by Aubrey Menen, "Academic Advisory Council" for Pompeiiana, "Cupids at Work" collage, "The Value of Latin" by John A. Stevenson of the Lovett School, Atlanta, Georgia, "Pompeiiana, Inc., Given National Recognition at APA/AIA Convention in Atlanta, Georgia", letter from ACL Presidnet Gilbert Lawall to Bernard Barcio regarding Pompeiiana and the American Classical League, "Latin Authors . . . Their Writings and Lives".