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Returning to Horace

Returning to Horace

John Byron Kuhner | 17 January 2023

"Horace and Me" Will Make You Want to Read Horace Again

Literature
What if it is love that makes us look backward?

Don't Look Back? Orpheus and Eurydice Today

Mark Buchan | 13 December 2022

What if it is love that makes us look backward?

Literature
From Rome to Plymouth

From Rome to Plymouth

Tommy Nolan | 22 November 2022

Parallels between the Aeneid and America’s Early Pilgrims.

Literature
Sing, Muse, of Dutiful Elizabeth

Sing, Muse, of Dutiful Elizabeth

John Byron Kuhner | 12 September 2022

Want To Understand the Aeneid? Consider The Late Queen.

Literature
The Reginaldus Inscription in the Teresianum

The Reginaldus Inscription in the Teresianum

John Byron Kuhner | 24 August 2022

A Remarkable Tribute to A Man Who Lived in Latin.

Teaching Literature Places
The Truth About My Cat And Odysseus's Dog

The Truth About My Cat And Odysseus's Dog

Mark Buchan | 21 June 2022

Literature
A New Monolingual Edition from the Paideia Institute: Caesar’s Gallic Wars.

A Better Way to Read Caesar

The Paideia Institute for Humanistic Study Team | 16 February 2022

A New Monolingual Edition from the Paideia Institute: Caesar’s Gallic Wars.

Teaching Literature

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