Ciceronianus; causidicus

A CICERONIAN LAWYER'S (RETIRED) MUSINGS ON LAW, PHILOSOPHY, CURRENT AFFAIRS, LITERATURE, HISTORY AND LIVING LIFE SECUNDUM NATURAM

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

A Plague of (and upon) Pundits

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I've been wondering why it is that I (and it seems others as well) feel particularly weary of our politics these days.  No doubt this we...
Wednesday, October 24, 2012

The Fascination of Games of Skill

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There are certain of us who are fascinated by such games, and that fascination and the availability of these games given our technology fasc...
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Monday, October 15, 2012

Homage to Matthew Arnold

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Ultimately, I think he managed to transcend Romanticism, and that is much to his credit.  It was not easy, given the times in which he lived...
Tuesday, October 9, 2012

The Renaissance of the Primitive

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We live in a world of astounding technological and scientific development in which we are experiencing a kind of rebirth, or renewal, of the...
Thursday, September 27, 2012

A Father's Death (Ave Atque Vale)

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The way of it was not inspiring, or noble, or peaceful, as one might hope a death would be.  The long, slow decay brought about by cancer; d...
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