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GRAMMATICUS
Pursuing Paideia
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March 15, 2019
AD FONTES FRIDAY: ARISTOTLE ON KNOWLEDGE All men by nature hunger for knowing. —Metaphysics 980a, Aristotle Aristotle’s works often contain so much in just the first line. The Metaphysics is no…December 7, 2018
AD FONTES FRIDAY: POETS AS TEACHERS Just as children have teachers to explain things, men are taught by poets—so our words must be noble. —Aristophanes The Frogs 1053b-1055 Aristophanes wrote The…November 30, 2018
AD FONTES FRIDAY: SENECA ON POVERTY Qui non parum habet sed qui plus cupit, pauper est. — Seneca II Epistle Thanksgiving Thoughts This Thanksgiving Weekend, I tookadvantage of far…
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* Coriolanus by Shakespeare* The Georgics by
Vergil
* The Consolation of Philosophy byBoethius
* De Amicitia by
Cicero
* Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie BrinkRESOURCES
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