Classical Languages as ‘Delicate Instruments of Communication’ ‘The ancient paideia was founded upon the literary classics. School-boys did not merely read them, they studied them with the utmost intensity, they s Continue Reading →
No Snow/Horace The other day I posted a snippet of Horace that was appropriate to our snowy conditions. Since it’s warmed up and everything has started to melt, I th Continue Reading →
Interpretation and Theory I believe, then, that the classicist should see interpretation and theory as interdependent activities. But the interdependence is not symmetrical. In Continue Reading →
