Luther and the Classics: The Case of Psalm 90 (1)
The first post in what it is hoped will be a series on Luther's use of the classics in his lectures on Psalm 90.
“Purity of heart is to blog one thing.” -E.J. Hutchinson
The first post in what it is hoped will be a series on Luther's use of the classics in his lectures on Psalm 90.
A theory on Catullus and the end of Vergil's Aeneid.
Melanchthon on the meaning of "good" in the Bible, Stoicism, and Aristotle.
A poetic version of the "Song of Simeon," based on the fourth-century Latin poet Juvencus.
On poetic inspiration and transmigration in Homer, Ennius, Buddy Holly, and Bob Dylan.
On a Dylan allusion in the live version of Warren Zevon's "Mohammed's Radio."
On internal allusions in Bob Dylan's lyrics.
Speaking poetically in the works of A.E. Housman, Hank Williams, and Bob Dylan.
On a possible allusion of Bob Dylan to Nathaniel Hawthorne.
On Bob Dylan and MOBY-DICK.
