Eric Hutchinson translates a Palm Sunday poem from the Greek Anthology
E.J. Hutchinson
“‘Equality,’ I Spoke the Word as if a Wedding Vow”: Solzhenitsyn, Dylan, and Liberalism’s Empty Signs
One of the dangers of contemporary liberalism is that its totalitarian tendencies trade on vague sentiments and slogans--mental gestures that, even if they are not irritable (as Lionel Trilling said of conservativism), are certainly irritating, not to mention...
“To Cross His Master, Judas Comes”: Georg Fabricius, Hymns 1.6 (Updated)
Georg Fabricius’s sixth Hymn, on Judas’s betrayal of Christ.
“And Dyes the Green of Weeping Earth”: Georg Fabricius, Hymns 1.5
Georg Fabricius on Christ’s agony in the Garden of Gethsemane.
“The Hero Crossed the Brook Kidron”: Georg Fabricius, Hymns 1.4
A poem by Georg Fabricius on Christ making his way to Gethsemane.
“I Am the Vine; the Branches—You”: Fabricius’s Third Hymn
Fabricius’s third hymn from Book 1, on Christ our Advocate and Fructifier.
“O Wash Our Fetid Guilt”: Another Poem of Georg Fabricius
Fabricius’s second hymn: a new translation.
“Heaven’s Food”: A Poem of Georg Fabricius
A hymn of Georg Fabricius, rendered in English.
Christ in the Psalms, Christ in the Prophets, Christ in the Law
St. Augustine on Christ in the Old Testament.
If Christ Is God, Why Does He Pray?
Augustine on Psalm 2:8.