On the Superiority of Poetry to Philosophy and History Sorry–this one is kind of long, but is well worth the read.’….So that the ending end of all earthly learning being virtuousaction, those skills tha Continue Reading →
On the Priority of Poetry in Language and Learning ‘Let learned Greece, in any of her manifold sciences, be able to show me one book before Musaeus, Homer, and Hesiod, all three nothing else but poets. Continue Reading →
Another Jonah-swallowing Monster… …but this time not a cetus! In this instance Juvencus instead uses belua. This one occurs in a speech of Christ to the Pharisees and Sadducees (3.22 Continue Reading →
