~ Meminisse - to Remember ~

Athene reminds Odysseus of what he has to be thankful for, despite his trials over ten years.
Cicero grieving the death of his beloved daughter, Tullia.
We must remember the past if we wish to understand the present and have an idea of the future.
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God reminds us of the light we need to shine in a world that can be heavy with darkness.
A sampling of Cicero’s rhetorical brilliance!
Britomart, from The Faerie Queene, discovering her links to Aeneas’ escape from legendary Troy.
Liberty and Freedom are ours to own. We don’t belong to the state.
The infamous Machiavelli sharing lessons for how a Prince must govern his people.
Master oneself if you want to be free.
Dante’s Inferno, from his Divine Comedy, and the philosophers who did not know Christianity.
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‘For when scrutinized in terms not of what it is but of how it functions, of how it has served mankind in the past, of how it may serve today, mythology shows itself to be as amenable as life itse.png

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