Perfer et obdura; dolor hic tibi proderitolim. Be patient and tough, this pain will serve you one day.
~Ovid (43BC- c. 18AD) A famous Latin poet and precursory to the works of Dante, Marlowe, and even Shakespeare. So he was kind of a big deal.
Perfer et obdura; dolor hic tibi proderitolim. Be patient and tough, this pain will serve you one day.
~Ovid (43BC- c. 18AD) A famous Latin poet and precursory to the works of Dante, Marlowe, and even Shakespeare. So he was kind of a big deal.
Sophia,
Just wanted to say your blog is very interesting. The idea that we don’t really own anything is good, works well with my Christian faith/biblical references.
Your in depth research on prima Nocta is excellent, and is probably not dead due to Hollywood starlets/directors etc and people if power misusing authority.
Good job
Thanks for your kind words, Al! š
I’m glad you like the Stoic philosophy, I personally think it jives well with Christianity, but it has been around longer and has a few choice variations on what God is, so it got the ol’ Pagan treatment by Justinian and all of the schools were closed. Now though I think there is a Neo-Stoicism today that blends the two together and some of the most prominent Stoic writers in the past can be found in any old book store!
Thanks again for reading! š
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