
Ancient Greek Workshop (3/29/24): Theophrastus’ “Characters” (Session III)
Theophrastus Workshop Details: Although this workshop is third in a series, there is no requirement to have attended prior sessions. The moment you begin learning

Theophrastus Workshop Details: Although this workshop is third in a series, there is no requirement to have attended prior sessions. The moment you begin learning

Theophrastus Workshop Details: Although this workshop is second in a series, there is no requirement to have attended the first one. The moment you begin

Theophrastus Workshop Details: The moment you begin learning Ancient Greek, Athens looms as an inevitable stop along the road, regardless of your final destination. However,

Erasmus Workshop Details: Quem ego posthāc Herculem, quem Ulyssem nōn contemnam? As the summer heat continues to rise, remember the perils of winter with the

Bede Workshop Details: In his Historia Ecclēsiastica Gentis Anglōrum (Ecclesiastical History of the English People) the Venerable Bede – the 7th-century Anglo-Saxon historian, theologian, and

Aesop Workshop Details: You can read your text edition’s Ancient Greek font without thinking, but you feel worlds apart from ever reading a manuscript. How

Erasmus Workshop Details: In one of his numerous letters, Erasmus of Rotterdam – the 15th-century Dutch scholar, philosopher, theologian, and translator – addresses a contentious

Anacreontic Poems Workshop Details: Fed up with hexameters, but somewhat intimidated by the prospect of having to recite the great tragedians? Good news! There is

Old English Poetry Workshop Details: One of the most compelling reasons to learn Old English is to gain access to some of the most beautiful

Parts of Speech Workshop Details: You are using Ancient Greek actively, but you also want to talk about grammar? Good news! In this workshop, we