Classics Tutor explores the language, literature, and philosophy of Antiquity, including its deeper Pythagorean, Platonic, Hermetic and esoteric traditions.
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Gilded Consorts
Whilst researching several perennially sacred sites in France, I came across a name I had not read in quite a while. Her name is Rosmerta, and she was a Gallic deity whose name is derived from the Celtic dialect spoken in what is now easter...
The Literary Foundations of Early Christianity
We now continue to the second part of our trilogy of articles devoted to the study of the philosophical foundations of the early Christian Church.
In this brief history, we will examine how the early Christians used classical literary gen...
The Philosophical Foundations of Early Christianity
Note from the Editor:
I would like to welcome my Classics Tutor subscribers to Talaria Mercurii, a new journal named for the winged sandals of Mercury/Hermes, the messenger who moves between the manifest world and the hidden realms. Here,...
Salt of the Earth
Today, we continue along the path that has brought us from the ancient histories of oil and grain, to the next Titan of the ancient pantry: salt.
The very first mention of salt in written accounts comes to us from Sumerian and Akkadian cun...
Bread of Life
In the deepest, darkest corners of the archaic history of the Italian peninsula, there was no bread. Shocking, I know. Between the 8th and 6th centuries BCE, the Italic peoples, including the Etruscans, Latins, and Sabines, ate mostly puls,...
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Writer, researcher & instructor working at the intersection of classical humanities, esoterica & social ecology. Creator of Classics Tutor and founder of the Athenæum Polycentricum, exploring integral ecology and human dignity.
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