Ciceronianus; causidicus

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

Friday, September 30, 2016

Thoughts on "Muscular Christianity"

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The Victorian Era is famous, or infamous, for a number of peculiarities.  What's been called--rather uneasily, I think--"Muscular C...
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

The Curious Belief that it's a Good Thing to Die: Some Examples

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One day in 185 C.E., a large group of Christians appeared at the house of Arrius Antoninus, Roman proconsul in Asia Minor, and demanded that...
Friday, September 16, 2016

Zugzwang in the Voting Booth

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As I may have mentioned before in some post or other, "zugzwang" in chess (and perhaps in other games as well) takes place in the ...
Thursday, September 8, 2016

The Benefits of Uncertainty

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I doubt that it's possible to be certain of anything. I don't want to say I know it's not possible to be certain of anything,...
Friday, September 2, 2016

Poe's Imp

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Edgar Poe (it seems he disliked being called "Edgar Allan Poe") wrote a short story with the interesting title The Imp of the Perv...
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