Reading Lots, Thinking Little From a lesson in my Italian textbook:Vantasi molto il professor ClementeDel leggere che fa continuamenteE a lui Corrado: E’ ver, tanto leggeteChe temp Continue Reading →
Late Antique Poetry and the So-called Decretum Gelasianum The Decretum Gelasianum, after discussing God and the books that should form the Biblical Canon, goes on to discuss the Church Fathers and other extra Continue Reading →
Juvencus Texts For anyone interested in Juvencus, there are at least two critical texts available. The first is by C. Marold (Teubner, 1886) and the second is by J. Continue Reading →
