Ah, thank you. I tried to find a little bit about him, but I was silly enough to think that Innsbruck was German, not Austrian.As I said, I liked his discussion best by far, though that Luke 23:31 citation remains very puzzling. Surely no one interpre…
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I am just a beginner to Latin. I am currently at caput 6 of Lingua Latina, vol.1
I wrote this composition, trying to utilise everything I know to paint a story about a knight in the service of Duke of Normandy. I frankly admit to us…
Just looking at text and without knowing anything about the theological context, or the any context for that matter, I read the passage like it was a metaphor for a loan. Life is a loan, and sooner or later the creditors want you to pay back. The way …
NA28 and Kittel Theological Dictionary (Lemma : απαιτεω) say that Lk 12:20 refers to LXX Sap. (σοφια σαλομονος) 15:8 :The LXX uses a Passive: το της ψυχης απαιτηθεις χρεος (Rahlfs II, 368) (when the soul, which was lent him is demanded back; A new eng…
The download link:
http://www.professorbuddy.co.uk/mus.html
I hope you enjoy it. It’s kind of a cross between Wind in the Willows and Trainspotting, but less visceral than the latter!
If you haven’t got time to read anything new in Latin, …
If you’re not familiar with Apicius, his is supposedly the earliest extant cookbook in the world. There is a good English translation with a lot of extra info and historical notes available on Amazon, link and it also has nice illustration…
“No, they eat and drink, Sam. The Shadow that bred them can only mock, it cannot make: not real new things of its own. I don’t think it gave life to the orcs, it only ruined them and twisted them; and if they are to live at all, they have …
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