If Greek philosophy laid the theoretical foundations for the rupture between the human being and truth, authority—in all its historical forms—took over that separation and …
Ptolemaic South and Seleucid North were not two Little Horns. They were two dynastic lines emerging from the four-horn Greek world, and in my reconstruction …
The kingdoms of the Greek world were powerful because they possessed territories, armies, treasuries, and kings. Philosophy became greater because it learned to survive without …
A throne is visible. The mind that taught the throne how to understand the world is not. Political power is usually remembered through decrees, battles, …