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Oct 2, 2026

C.J. PloegNARRATOR
23:50
And Dionysius of Alexandria, noting how it abounded with barbarisms, that with the Hebraisms, promoted the prejudice so far as to cause many Greeks in the fourth century to doubt of the book.
C.J. PloegNARRATOR
24:03
But whilst the Latins and a great part of the Greeks always retained the apocalypse, and the rest doubted only out of prejudice, it makes nothing against its authority.
C.J. PloegNARRATOR
24:14
This prophecy is called the Revelation, with respect to
speaker_2UNKNOWN
24:19
the scripture of truth, which Daniel was commanded to shut up and seal till the time of the end.

41 MINS LATER

C.J. PloegNARRATOR
64:58
OF THE RELATION WHICH THE PROPHECY OF JOHN HATH TO THOSE OF DANIEL, AND OF THE SUBJECT OF THE PROPHECY.
C.J. PloegNARRATOR
65:26
The whole scene of sacred prophecy is composed of three principal parts.
C.J. PloegNARRATOR
65:33
The regions beyond Euphrates, represented by the two first beasts of Daniel, the empire of the Greeks on this side of Euphrates, represented by the leopard and by the he-goat, and the empire of the Latins on this side of Greece, represented by the beast with ten horns.
C.J. PloegNARRATOR
65:52
And to these three parts, the phrases of The third part of the earth, sea, rivers, trees, ships, stars, sun, and moon, relate.
JonathanHOST
64:50
Holy shit, that blew my mind.
JonathanHOST
64:54
And the thing that the spirit, the ego is what the Latins call the spirit.
JonathanHOST
65:04
But in English, we call it I, like the letter I.
CodyHOST
65:10
Oh, okay.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:52
That's right.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:53
I know he did it last year, he got a little upset and really erupted, as you say, the volcano, but I guess most Latins have that kind of a temperament.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:00
They get furiously mad and then get over it right away.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:03
No, we don't.
Veronica SchnitziusGUEST
5:15
It was interesting when people asked me, and even telling my own daughter that story, she's like, what do you mean? But when you grow up that way, that becomes normal.
Veronica SchnitziusGUEST
5:24
And being in the middle of that was what we thought it was normal, sadly, right? And at the same time, you know what I mean, we're Latins, family is super important.
Veronica SchnitziusGUEST
5:35
So that family bond becomes even stronger, right? Your family, you know what I mean, is always there.
Veronica SchnitziusGUEST
5:41
You get closer just because, you know what I mean, that's what you have, right? You're in close quarters and scared, yeah.
David RonaldNARRATOR
70:28
Besides, he would scarcely have alluded at any time to that journey, undertaken with the consent of all the believers, without mentioning the occasion of it and the memorable decision which was passed.
David RonaldNARRATOR
70:40
It is not even certain at what time the epistle was written, only that the Greeks conjecture that it was sent from Rome and the Latins from Ephesus.
David RonaldNARRATOR
70:50
For my own part, I think that it was written not only before Paul had seen Rome, but before that consultation had been held and the decision of the apostles given about ceremonial observances.
David RonaldNARRATOR
71:02
While his opponents were falsely pleading the name of the apostles and earnestly striving to ruin the reputation of Paul, what carelessness would it have argued in him to pass by the decree universally circulated among them which struck at those very persons? Undoubtedly, this one word would have shut their mouth.
Jeff WinkleHOST
4:12
OK.
David NoeHOST
4:12
Still teaching the Latins, enjoying that.
David NoeHOST
4:15
Yep.
David NoeHOST
4:16
And moved into a little bit of the Fabulae Faciles.

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David NoeHOST
13:28
From the time of Horace onwards, an educated Roman was proficient in the two languages, Greek and Latin, utriusque lingui, as they said.
David NoeHOST
13:37
This is a fact worth noting, for Roman classicism thus prepared the way for modern forms of humanism that are based on a second language, a cultural lingua franca, which is used to transmit a tradition generally recognized as having an essential superiority over all others, and therefore to be imitated.
David NoeHOST
13:56
The Latins always respected Greek culture as having been the source of their own spiritual development.
David NoeHOST
14:01
One may even go so far as to say that they never quite lost a slight inferiority complex about it.

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Pantheisticon-John Toland

Sep 27 · 1 Mention

speaker_6NARRATOR
8:54
Religious assemblies, especially if held in the night-time, and all others, either running upon politics, or interesting themselves in any shape with regard to the Commonwealth, were often restrained and prohibited by the laws, as also those solemn regalios, many of which were celebrated on stated days of the year, to say nothing of the companies of artificers that are vastly different from ours.
speaker_6NARRATOR
9:22
This misfortune or disgrace seldom or ever befell learned fraternities, friendly and facetious banquets, which were called by the Greeks symposia and syndaipna, by the Latins compotationes and concinationes, not unlike the societia of the Spartans.
speaker_6NARRATOR
9:44
Each member of the society contributed something towards the supper that was to be in common.
speaker_6NARRATOR
9:50
This contribution was called by the Greeks symbolum or symbola, by the Romans, to use Cicero's term, collector, from whence the entertainment itself was called kina collatitia.
Marianne Coleman-HipkinsNARRATOR
25:23
This never happens to painters, for the reason that at every slip of the brush or error of judgment that might befall them they have time recognizing it themselves or been told by others to cover and patch it up with the very brush that made it, which brush in their hands has this advantage over the sculptor's chisels that it not only heals as did the iron of the spear of Achilles, but leaves its wounds without a scar.
Marianne Coleman-HipkinsNARRATOR
25:49
The painters, answering not without disdain, say in the first place that if the sculptors wish to discuss the matter on the ground of the scriptures, the chief nobility is their own, and that the sculptors deceive themselves very grievously in claiming as their work the statue of our first father, which was made of earth, for the art of this performance both in its putting on and in its taking off belongs no less to the painters than to others, and was called plastes by the Greeks and fictora by the Latins, and was judged by Praxiteles to be the mother of sculpture, of casting, and of chasing, a fact which makes sculpture in truth the niece of painting, seeing that plastes and painting are born at one and the same moment from design.
Marianne Coleman-HipkinsNARRATOR
26:39
And they say that if we consider it apart from the scriptures, the opinions of the ages are so many and so varied that it is difficult to believe one more than the other, and that finally considering this nobility as they wish it, in one place they lose and in the other they do not win, as may be seen more clearly in the preface to the lives.
Marianne Coleman-HipkinsNARRATOR
27:02
After this, in comparison with the arts related and subordinate to sculpture, they say that they have many more than the sculptors, because painting embraces the invention of history, the most difficult art of foreshortening, all the branches of architecture needful for the making of buildings, perspective, colouring in distemper, and the art of working in fresco, an art different and distinct from all the others.
Alan MapstoneVOICE_ACTOR
112:24
Therefore, there is no occasion to ration them.
Alan MapstoneVOICE_ACTOR
112:28
These conditions were more or less prevalent in most European countries, though in the South the more excitable Latins had the added horror of civil strife and mob rule to aggravate the disaster, and a natural consequence of this disorganized condition was that actual starvation had, in many parts, come to the distracted populace.
Alan MapstoneVOICE_ACTOR
112:54
frantic efforts were being made to tap the vast resources of russia siberia and the great slavonic grain producing plateaus but the time was too short had the world been warned twelve months ahead there might have been a fair chance of averting the annihilation which was so imminent huge fleets of aircraft were being hastily assembled in every european center though it was obvious that these could never transport a thousandth part of the supplies necessary to feed the clamoring millions.
Alan MapstoneVOICE_ACTOR
113:33
even presuming the supplies were available which was more than doubtful since both australia and south america reported the appearance of growths upon the land identical with the european species and it could only be a matter of a few weeks before these countries were themselves confronted with a similar fate for the secret of their sudden appearance in localities previously immune and the rapidity of their spread was discovered to be due to the peculiar nature of their seeding and the minute size of the seeds like a few of our own large flora the seeds bore no proportionate relation to their progenitors being mere specks which the least breath of air would be sufficient to transport the fertilization and forming of them was conducted in small sacks placed just within the tough membrane covering the large central mass when fully developed these sacks burst asunder with such violence that the contents were shot forth for several yards even as on a much reduced scale one or two of our common fungi perform a similar operation alighting on exposed surfaces each atmospheric movement carried them still further from their source while a moderate breeze might easily transport them over considerable distances one could not strive against wind-blown dust It was a hopeless struggle humanity was engaged upon, and the end was inevitable.
EmilianoHOST
8:33
Iron sharpens iron.
EmilianoHOST
8:35
Argentinians, a lot of us Latins, we got those chins, okay? The Mexican boxing, I think just the Argentinian fighting spirit is certainly something to factor in here for Carlos Pezulea.
EmilianoHOST
8:46
I don't know the Ben favorites yet.
EmilianoHOST
8:48
Let's look that up.

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