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“We have seldom an opportunity of observing, either in active or speculative life, what effect may be produced, or what obstacles may be surmounted, by the force of a single mind, when it is inflexibly applied to the pursuit of a single object. The immortal name of Athanasius

The past is never dead. It’s not even past. (This is from 1968.)

Learning Latin well makes you more sensitive to the subtle impact of word order in English as well, something unreflective writers often neglect. dcc.dickinson.edu/grammar/latin/…

Straussianism

800 -200 BC: Greece 200 bc - 400 AD: Rome 400 - 2025 AD: France

It's over. AI is taking everybody's jobs.

Three months in a row over 1,500 downloads per month. It's not much, but it's good fun! Plurimas gratias, to all our loyal listeners, but especially to those who give us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ on Apple Podcasts.

Play catch with your son. One day, he’ll make you proud from heaven when he is pope and makes a one-handed catch in front of Euros who can’t tell a baseball from a cheeseburger.

Possibly the most needed thing presently is a critical history of the rise of education departments and “pedagogy” in the requirements of college students who want to become teachers. A huge reason education is so horrible in America is because of college education departments.

Aleksandr Svedomskiy

Armand D'Angour Learn Latin Shamefully not read, but have you read Hankins’ VIRTUE POLITICS? Seems unknown on here but easily the best recent book on the renaissance.

Have you listened to our episodes on James Hankins’s book Virtue Politics? This remarkable study of Renaissance humanist political philosophy will be the standard work on the subject for a long time.

“Gibbon’s is the worst English that was ever written by an educated Englishman.” Is this true??

Never forget.

Kantorowicz on “How the pre-Hitler German Universities were run.”

Our last New Humanists episode from Richard M. Gamble's "The Great Tradition."

Perhaps the most special place in my heart will be for the days spent co-hosting the old Ad Fontes podcast with Colin Redemer and Onsi Aaron Kamel | أنسي هارون كامل 🎧

Here are the opening stanzas of the very clever "Honda Odyssey" by Carla Galdo from the "Poets of the University of St. Thomas" special issue.

Moscow bros… I’m not feeling so good…