Laurence Berns (1928-2011) was a beloved tutor at St. Johns’s College in Annapolis, Maryland for nearly 40 years. His scholarship, including his translation of the Meno and his unpublished but widely circulated translation of Aristotle’s Politics, extended his influence far beyond St. John’s. His essays on the origins of philosophy, the relation of philosophy and…
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The wretch just doesn’t see I’m right for him, Why won’t he just magic stone into bread? The ways of...
The wretch just doesn’t see I’m right for him, Why won’t he just magic stone into bread? The ways of...
The wretch just doesn’t see I’m right for him, Why won’t he just magic stone into bread? The ways of...
The wretch just doesn’t see I’m right for him, Why won’t he just magic stone into bread? The ways of...
