A Bibliophile's Odyssey: Reading The Great Books
Rob, a bibliophileExploring the Great Books of the Western World by Encyclopædia Britannica. Reading each book slowly (few pages per week) and posting thoughts related to contemporary issues.
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Great Books Ep 118. Herodotus - The History - Book 9 (Calliope). Belief can win Wars
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“Before the rumour reached them, the Greeks were full of fear, not so much on their own account, as for their countrymen, and for Greece herself, lest she should be worsted in her struggle with Mardonius. B...
Great Books Ep 117. Herodotus - The History - Book 8 (Urania). Navigating the Unknown using Strategy
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“Themistocles was regarded everywhere as by far the wisest man of all the Greeks; and the whole country rang with his fame. … Themistocles was given a cr...
Great Books Ep 116. Herodotus - The History - Book 7 (Polymnia). When Dreams Urge us on a Specific Path
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“The dreams that wander to and fro among mankind, I will tell thee of what nature they are—I who have seen so many more years than thou. Whatever a man has been thinking of during the day is wont to ho...
Great Books Ep 115. Herodotus - The History - Book 6 (Erato). Even the Best Leadership Fails Without a Committed Team
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“Our affairs hang on the razor’s edge, men of Ionia, either to be free or to be slaves; and slaves, too, who have shown themselves runaways. Now then you have to choose whether you will endure hardshi...
Great Books Ep 114. Herodotus - The History - Book 5 (Terpsichore). Weeping for the Newborn, Cheering for the Dead
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“When a child is born all its kindred sit round about it in a circle and weep for the woes it will have to undergo now that it is come into the world, making mention of every ill that falls to the lot of h...
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