[Note: reposted from an original 2020/12/02 share on my personal blog.] Book cover. “The curtain of history rises on a world already ancient, full of ruined cities and ways of thought worn smooth. Mediterranian peoples knew there had been disasters, but remembered little in detail” (2). These opening lines of Ancient Mediterranean Philosophy mesmerized me, and the … Continue reading Cosmos, Glory, Science, Plato and Christ: Reading Ancient Mediterranean Philosophy by Stephen R. L. Clark →