Classics Tutor
Donald DonatoEnchanting adventures in Greek and Roman history, literature, mythology, and religion!
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The Swallowed Future
Saturn (from The Planets), print, Jacob Matham, after Hendrick Goltzius
Before Zeus successfully instituted a divine personnel department, the early Greek cosmos was less of an organized pantheon and more of a deeply dysfunctional, multi-g...
Greek Democratic City Planning
When the eccentric philosopher Diogenes of Sinope was observed by his contemporaries carefully measuring the public squares of Corinth, not with a surveyor’s rod but by rolling his storage jar across the flagstones, observers mocked his app...
Iamblichus
Classical profile engraving of Pythagoras. Source: Mansell
Iamblichus was a Platonist philosopher who lived and worked in the 4th century of the Common Era. He was the son of a wealthy landowning family in Syria, and was probably educated...
Proclus: On the Hieratic Art According to the Greeks
Cosmic Sympathy and Ontological Radiance
This essay provides a critical analysis of Proclus Diadochus’s late-antique fragmentary treatise, On the Hieratic Art According to the Greeks, contextualized through Eleni Pachoumi’s definitive 2024...
Feeding the Earth: The Dying and Rising Gods
A brief study on the indissoluble link between ancient mythology and the efficacy of nature
The ancient Greek world was not a place where one checked their piety at the door of a temple once a week before returning to a secular existence....
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