• The Consolation of Philosophy – Brent Karding

    Roman Roads Press 121 E 3rd St, Moscow, Idaho, United States

    Join us for a lecture on The Consolation of Philosophy of Boethius, by Brent Karding, who adapted the text into modern English and wrote an introduction for the Roman Roads Classics edition of this great work. A lecture will be followed by a discussion with Joe Carlson, and then audience questions and refreshments. NOTE: We have been made aware of an issue with the RSVP not working for some people. If you are unable to RSVP below, please send a short email to [email protected] with your name, and the number of people to RSVP, and we will register you manually.

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  • Vergil and the American Dream

    Roman Roads Press 121 E 3rd St, Moscow, Idaho, United States

    The American founders appropriated the Roman Poet and his works to establish an atmosphere of victory, authority, and dignity. Through the use of literary symbols and allusions, the framers of our great country placed their project squarely within a tradition the roots of which are deep in the ancient world. This talk will consider specific elements from the Great Seal, as designed by the Secretary of Congress, Charles Thomson, and their intentional evocation of Vergil's poetry, including the Aeneid.Panel discussion with Joe Carlson and Daniel Foucachon, followed by refreshments. RSVP below, OR email [email protected] (with how many will be attending). … Continue Reading "Vergil and the American Dream"

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