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Pastichio Nuts: 11/01/2009 - 12/01/2009

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Nathaniel Tapley's internet brains. Oh yes. Friday, November 27, 2009. Sue Reid and Me. So, Sue Reid has written a poorly-researched, vindictive piece based more on her personal perjudices than on, you know, truth. In today's Daily Mail? It doesn't surprise me. I helped her do the same thing once. Please excuse the terrible prose. I was young. I liked words. Sue Reid and Me. Posted by Nathaniel Tapley. Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Sometimes, Hitchens still gets it absolutely right. Of course, it may not b...

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Pastichio Nuts: Where it's happening

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Nathaniel Tapley's internet brains. Oh yes. Tuesday, December 22, 2009. Apologies for the relative silence over here, but there's been such a lot going on over at In The Gloaming. I haven't had a chance to think about much else. Posted by Nathaniel Tapley. Great Blog- really enjoyed reading it. Have bookmarked you and will check back regular. Please feel free to take a look at my blog. Cheap Flights to Mauritius. And really it is so interesting and wonderful information, too! Follow me on Twitter.

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Pastichio Nuts: Sometimes...

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Nathaniel Tapley's internet brains. Oh yes. Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Sometimes, Hitchens still gets it absolutely right. Once again, one is compelled to ask which would be worse: a Sarah Palin who really meant what she merely seemed to say, or a Sarah Palin who would say anything at all for a cheap burst of applause.". Posted by Nathaniel Tapley. Great Blog- really enjoyed reading it. Have bookmarked you and will check back regular. Please feel free to take a look at my blog. Cheap Flights to Durban.

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Pastichio Nuts: 01/01/2010 - 02/01/2010

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Nathaniel Tapley's internet brains. Oh yes. Tuesday, January 05, 2010. Thank goodness we're over in the Middle East to Stop Terrorism, and not to fight some misguided holy war. Posted by Nathaniel Tapley. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Subscribe in a reader. Enter your email address:. How To Die Headlines. The Podcasts of Charles Dickens. My sci-fi stories on Oort Cloud. The Worlds Of Nathaniel and Tobias. A Liberal Goes A Long Way. Alex n Sam in Japan. View my complete profile.

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Lectures given by David Rundle | bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar. Lectures given by David Rundle. What follows is a selective list of research papers I have given in the past few years, up to September 2015. It does not, for example, include lectures which have become publications. As with the other lists I have provided, it does not yet include anything forthcoming. École française, Rome, March 2014. 8216;What is the point of a library without reading? 8216;Transfe...

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Lecture IV: Machiavelli’s Use (and Abuse) of Classical Sources | bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar. Lecture IV: Machiavelli’s Use (and Abuse) of Classical Sources. Machiavelli’s Use (and Abuse) of Classical Sources. Humanist rediscovery of classical texts. Poggio Bracciolini at the Council of Constance Cicero orations, Quintilian; Lucretius. Giovanni Aurispa (1376 1459). L Reynolds ed.,. N G Wilson,. From Byzantium to Italy. Franciscus Puteolanus, writing in the early 1480s, on the Roman historians:.

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SM07 | bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar. SM07: Political Philosophy – Plato to Aquinas (and beyond). A brief reading list. The main focus of our work over this term will be on primary sources. It will be much more important for you to read works by the authors themselves rather than concentrating on secondary texts. Seminar 1: Introduction — what is political thought? Seminar 2: Aristotle,. Nicomachean Ethics, The Constitution of Athens.

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Virtual Boccaccio | bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Bonæ litteræ: occasional writing from David Rundle, Renaissance scholar. 1313 – 1375). The first port of call for anyone wishing to study the works of Boccaccio on-line is Brown University’s Decameron Web. In the Padoan edition) and the. Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta. In the Delcorno edition). A less elegant but highly useful site is that provided by Prof. Giuseppe Bonghi. As well as its own presentation of the. And including the early translation of. The Latin text of.

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Pastichio Nuts: 04/01/2009 - 05/01/2009

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Nathaniel Tapley's internet brains. Oh yes. Saturday, April 04, 2009. Last Sunday we did the first 'episode' of our new improvised show, Off Your Chest, at Lowdown at The Albany. I've never had to improvise a whole show before, so it was 'a learning experience'. One of the things I learnt was that a pun isn't always just a groan moment for an audience. In the right context it can take their breath away. And leave me spluttering like a deflating twat for a good four minutes. It's the Domino's effect.".