Classical art & swag
Classical swag to hold and behold
Commonplace books for keeping what you read, posters for the schoolroom wall, mugs for 77 authors of Old Western Culture, Dante and Milton for the reading chair, and a few things from Kepler.
77author mugs
19posters and prints
108authors to search
From Homer to John Milton
Posters and prints 19
For the classroom or the schoolroom wall: Old Western Culture’s authors by year and by kind of writer, Dante’s three canticles, Milton, and the Field of Arbol. Framed ones come ready to hang.
Old Western Culture, by year 4
Old Western Culture, by kind of writer 6
Dante, Milton and Deeper Heaven 5
Framed, ready to hang 4
Commonplace books · 2
Keep the words worth remembering
A commonplace book is a journal for the words of others worth remembering: phrases, observations, quotes and maxims, copied out by hand until they are your own. Ours carry the Old Western Culture design.
“Have you kept a regular Journal? If you have not, you will be likely to forget most of the Observations you have made.”
Commonplace Book, hardcover
Matte hardcover, casewrap binding. 75 lined pages, 5.75 × 8″.
Commonplace Book, saddle-stitched
64 lined pages, 5 × 8″, on paper made from reclaimed textbooks, with an ex libris line inside the cover. One, a 3-pack or a 10-pack.
Author mugs 77
The authors of Old Western Culture, each on a 15 oz mug, grouped by the four years of the course and set in time order. Point at a face to see its mug.
The Greeks 12 mugs
Homer mug
c. 8th century BC
Hesiod mug
fl. c. 700 BC
Socrates mug
c. 470 – 399 BC
Aeschylus mug
c. 525 – c. 456 BC
Herodotus mug
c. 484 – c. 425 BC
Sophocles mug
c. 497 – 406 BC
Euripides mug
c. 480 – 406 BC
Thucydides mug
c. 460 – c. 400 BC
Aristophanes mug
c. 446 – c. 386 BC
Plato mug
c. 428 – 348 BC
Aristotle mug
384 – 322 BC
Theocritus mug
c. 300 – c. 260 BC
The Romans 23 mugs
Julius Caesar mug
100 – 44 BC
Sallust mug
86 – c. 35 BC
Livy mug
59 BC – AD 17
Vergil mug
70 – 19 BC
Quintilian mug
c. AD 35 – c. 100
Clement of Rome mug
fl. c. AD 96 (d. c. 99)
Plutarch mug
c. AD 46 – after 119
Ignatius of Antioch mug
c. AD 35 – c. 108
Pliny the Younger mug
AD 61 – c. 113
Polycarp mug
c. AD 69 – c. 155
Tacitus mug
c. AD 56 – c. 120
Suetonius mug
c. AD 69 – after 122
Justin Martyr mug
c. AD 100 – c. 165
Athenagoras mug
c. AD 133 – c. 190
Irenaeus mug
c. AD 130 – c. 202
Clement of Alexandria mug
c. AD 150 – c. 215
Eusebius mug
c. AD 260 – 339
Athanasius mug
c. AD 296 – 373
Basil the Great mug
c. AD 330 – 379
Gregory of Nazianzus mug
c. AD 329 – 390
John Chrysostom mug
c. AD 347 – 407
Augustine mug
AD 354 – 430
Boethius mug
c. AD 477 – 524
Christendom 29 mugs
Saint Patrick mug
fl. 5th century AD
Benedict mug
c. AD 480 – c. 547
Procopius mug
c. AD 500 – c. 565
Gregory of Tours mug
c. AD 538 – 594
Gregory the Great mug
c. AD 540 – 604
Adomnán of Iona mug
c. AD 624 – 704
Bede mug
c. AD 673 – 735
John of Damascus mug
c. AD 675 – 749
Einhard mug
c. AD 775 – 840
Asser mug
d. c. AD 909
Anselm of Canterbury mug
c. 1033 – 1109
Geoffrey of Monmouth mug
c. 1095 – c. 1155
Geoffrey of Villehardouin mug
c. 1150 – c. 1213
Jacobus de Voragine mug
c. 1230 – 1298
Thomas Aquinas mug
1225 – 1274
Pope Boniface VIII mug
c. 1230 – 1303
Jean de Joinville mug
c. 1224 – 1317
Dante Alighieri mug
c. 1265 – 1321
Marsilius of Padua mug
c. 1275 – c. 1342
Geoffrey Chaucer mug
c. 1343 – 1400
Erasmus mug
c. 1466 – 1536
Martin Luther mug
1483 – 1546
Pope Leo X mug
1475 – 1521
Philip Melanchthon mug
1497 – 1560
John Calvin mug
1509 – 1564
Thomas Cranmer mug
1489 – 1556
John Foxe mug
1516/17 – 1587
Zacharias Ursinus mug
1534 – 1583
Edmund Spenser mug
c. 1552 – 1599
Early Moderns 13 mugs
William Shakespeare mug
1564 – 1616
John Donne mug
1572 – 1631
George Herbert mug
1593 – 1633
Andrew Marvell mug
1621 – 1678
John Milton mug
1608 – 1674
Alexander Pope mug
1688 – 1744
Edmund Burke mug
1729 – 1797
Samuel Taylor Coleridge mug
1772 – 1834
William Wordsworth mug
1770 – 1850
Lord Byron mug
1788 – 1824
John Keats mug
1795 – 1821
Percy Shelley mug
1792 – 1822
Alexis de Tocqueville mug
1805 – 1859
More mugs 6
Special-event mugs from the Hector vs. Achilles debate, and mugs for Calculus for Everyone and Deeper Heaven.
Throws and puzzles 4
Plush throws in the art of Dante’s three canticles, and Paradise Lost as a 520-piece puzzle in a gift-ready box.
Kepler Education 4
From Kepler Education, where Roman Roads courses are taught live online.
Old Western Culture
Author mugs, posters by year and by kind of writer, and commonplace books.
Printed for you, shipped on its own
Our classical arts and prints are shipped via a third party, so their shipping can’t be combined with our books and curriculum.




























































































































































































