Post Tagged with: "books"

• 5th January 2022

  De Ciceronis Vanitate

   

• 20th June 2020

  Aeneid I – Introduction

   

• 20th June 2020

  Aeneid VI – Introduction

   

• 19th June 2020

  Aeneid XI – Introduction

   

• 18th June 2020

  Aeneid XII – Introduction

   

• 25th April 2020

  Memorandum of First Lesson in an Introduction to Greek Class

   

• 15th December 2019

  TWAIL and the Theory and Practice of Military Intervention

   

• 15th December 2019

  Should the Press be Uniquely Protected?

   

• 15th December 2019

  Different Concepts of Human Rights

   

• 15th December 2019

  The Law of Corporate Manslaughter

   

• 15th December 2019

  Is Copyright a Human Right?

   

• 13th October 2019

  Future Course Outlines

   

• 25th September 2019

  Was Stalin Responsible for the Outbreak of the Cold War?

   

• 12th September 2019

  Gay Sex in the Roman Empire

   

• 5th July 2019

  Acts of the Apostles: Introduction to a Tri-Lingual Text – Introduction

   

• 23rd December 2018

  Review of “Latin Stories”

   

• 14th October 2018

  Advice on Learning Latin (and Greek)

   

• 14th September 2018

  The Mediaeval Roman Empire: An Unlikely Emergence and Survival (2018), by Sean Gabb

   

• 27th June 2018

  Stories from Paul the Deacon – Introduction

   

• 17th June 2018

  Stories from the Life of Christ – Introduction

   

• 3rd June 2018

  Ars Grammatica or Τέχνη Γραμματική, by Dositheus – Introduction

   

• 4th April 2018

  Thoughts on Vergil’s Aeneid

   

• 2nd February 2018

  Advice on Learning Latin (and Greek)

   

• 20th November 2017

  Did the Cold War End Segregation in America?

   

• 20th November 2017

  The English Law of Equity

   

• 20th November 2017

  Did Christianity Bring Down the Roman Empire?

   

• 20th November 2017

  Syphilis: A Brief History

   

• 22nd August 2017

  Review of the Oxford Latin Course

   

• 22nd August 2017

  Thoughts on the Accentuation of Classical Greek

   

• 22nd August 2017

  Introduction to a Greek and Latin Course

   

• 22nd August 2017

  What I Like about Edward Gibbon