J.P. Postgate’s ‘Flaws in Classical Research’ I’m reading J.P Postgate’s classic essay ‘Flaws in Classical Research’ (Proceedings of the British Academy, 1908, 161-211), which, by the way, should Continue Reading →
Concerning the Literacy of Augustine’s Late 4th Century Congregation We are often told that late antique sermons are geared toward an audience with a lower level of education (sermo humilis and all that) than the audien Continue Reading →
More on the Concept of Philology ‘An unrestricted concept of philology had to be established in order to get rid of all arbitrary distinctions and to discover its actual reality. But Continue Reading →
