Why Study Latin and Greek?
Studying Greece and Rome both reveals the basis of Western culture, while providing the study of a culture’s internal coherence.
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Sadly the connection between “Jerusalem” and the Judaica, and the Greco-Roman world and philosophy is being lost more and more to postmodernity!
irishanglican ~ Fr. Robert
February 25, 2012 at 18:26