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Latin in Layman’s - A Rhetoric Revolution — 393 episodes · page 2 of 4
Adverbial, Relative, and Subordinating Clauses - Relative Pronouns Associated
Tacitus' [24] Recitationes et Translatio
Latin in Layman's - Gerunds and Gerundives
Etymologizing 30 words you use throughout your day!
The Song of Chrysalis - An Original Greek Myth
Question from an audience member: How to best deal with classroom management.
Understanding a Passive vs. Active sentence - Be able to delineate, manipulate, and turn an active sentence into a passive sentence (and vice versa) in both English and Latin
Common House-hold plant Nomenclature - Ficus Elastica to Pilea Peperomioides
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson One - Understanding the First Declension & Cases
A fun and refreshing Q&A
Tacitus' [23] Recitation and Translation
The Ides of March - Told through Gaius Cassius Longinus
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 14 - I-Stem Nouns
Tacitus' Dialogus [22] Recitation and Translation
Lower Body Musculature | Described and Etymologized
Intriguing words associated with Cajun French, accompanied by details on their etymologies, morphological breakdown, and connections to other languages
Linguistic similarities between "credence", "credit", "incredulous", and so much more!
Discussing and etymologizing common terms within the medical field
Physiology, Kinesiology, and Anatomy Etymology
Once upon a time... The Tragic Story of Phaethon (Storytime and discussion of moral implications associated with his hubris)
Lot's of shoutouts! Etymology on Identity, Loss, Love Lost, Confidence, Reclaiming One's Self
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson Three - Understanding, delineating, and forming nouns of the First and Second Declension (Masc. & Fem.)
Discussing generalized mental illnesses/disorders as well as their etymological derivations and meanings
How Fire Was Given to Men/Women - The Myth of Prometheus and its Etiological implications
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson Two - Understanding the First Conjugation & Why we have Conjugations in Latin
Tacitus, Dialogus de Oratoribus 18.1–18.6 - Translation, Commentary and Analysis
Latin Grammar Mini-Series | Lesson 15 - The Imperfect Tense and the Ablative (Point in time)
ST Elevated Myocardial Infarctions and the Greek Root "PENIA"
Etymologizing a ton of words in the English dictionary associated with the Greek root "PATHOS" - Referring to "feeling, emotion, suffering"
Gastronomy, Cuisine, and all other words associated with the Culinary Arts
Storytime (or not) | A Meeting of Two Worlds: A Narrative on Greek and Aztec Afterlife Beliefs
Mathematical Etymology| Greek's "METRON" - Etymologized
Jason's and Odysseus' Quests | Shorter Myths
ETacitus' Dialogus | 17.1-17.7
A Reading and Recitation of Tacitus' Dialogues - 15.1-16.7
Greek Recitation and Translation | Chapter 14 Γ
Tacitus, in Layman's Terms | 14.1-14.4
Tacitus Commentaries [14.1-4] | An Academic One to Put Ya into Sleepymode
Nappy-time sessions with Connerly | Galantis and the Hearth
Yap Sesh (It's over 9000!)
ETacitus 9.1-12.1 | Readings, Translations and Commentary
Just a little Q&A for today
EOn showing up for one's self | A relaxing retelling of the Myth of Sisyphus
Greek Recitation and Translations - Greeks and Barbarians
BEDTIME STORY | Endymion: Where dreams and reality intertwine
Does eloquence truly spring from nature, or is it molded by historical circumstance?
Lupercalia et al.
Ingenium and Natura’s roles in Tacitus’ “Dialogue on Orators”
On a boy aflame with wonder - Icarus et Daedelus
On Love - The Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice - (feat. lots of shoutouts!!!)
Analysis, Critique, and Synthesis of Mark Possanza’s “A Crux in Tacitus Dialogus 5.3–4”
Tacitus | Dialogus | 2.1-3.1
II. The Other Seven Gods and Goddesses
I. The Seven Main Gods and Goddesses
From Chaos to Creation | Greek Cosmogony and Gods
The Trojan War - A Brutal Saga
Tacitus Dialogus - I (with commentary)
Introduction into Understanding Myths
Why Do We Have Myths? Perseus, Theseus, and Heracles Unbound
on the myth of Prometheus - fire's dual
Anonymity - Discussing NOMEN and all words related, derived, and associated with
The Myth of Sisyphus - What is Hubris?
Just a little about me | No Etymology here!
An In-Depth Analysis of Greek Mythological Creatures - Myth Series II
in the beginning - a greacian myth (Myth Series I)
Like Tears in the Rain - A Reading
Dionysus and the Dionysian Parodoxes | A God of Contradictions and embodiment of life's dualities
On a heart that beats on, despite the wounds of time - A lament to Orpheus
Eros and Psyche | The Fragility of Love and Scars of Betrayal.wav
Identity, Loss, Love Lost, Confidence, Reclaiming One's Self - Ramble on Potential Book Club Idea
A-H | Etymologizing Common Words (Rooted from Latin) in the Wild
A Shortened Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice
Greek - Part Two - Etymologizing common words you see in your everyday life
Greek - Part One | Etymologizing common words you see in your everyday life
You can thank Hades for why we have the winter months (A.K.A. depression SZN) | The Myth of Persephone and Hades
Lower Body Musculature | Described and Etymologized
The (underrated) Myth of Apollo and Hyacinthus | A poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of beauty and the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth
Part Four | Diving in "Dionysian Mystery" | The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part Three | Diving into "Power" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part Two | Diving into "Gender" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
Part One | Diving into "Xenia" - The Myth of Dionysus and Pentheus
The mythology of Aphrodite's birth | Why does "APHRO" refer to "Sea Foam"?
I'm back! Touching base, ramblin', etymology cameos, and much more!
EGrammatica I.iii - Latin Nouns - First Declension - Declining
Grammatica I.ii - Latin Nouns - First Declension - Endings
Grammatica I.i - Latin Nouns - Noun Properties
Etymologizing random words of the day | Salubrious to Petrichor
Post-Apocalyptic & Radiation Words: Etymology and Definitions
Applying Latin and Greek Prefixes and Suffixes to Medical Nomenclature
A list of Latin and Greek Prefixes to implement in later episodes (w/ mainly Medical Nomenclature) | Tons of information
Just etymologizing words for the sake of it! (Words in show notes)
Echo and Narcissus | A diving further into its etiological implications
The myth of Perseus and Andromeda | The power of love and sacrifice
Etymology of "THESIS" and "KINESIS" | From positions to movements
Etymology of "SYN-/SYL-/SYM-" | Greek's preposition "together/with"
Etymologizing words associate with love, friendship, philos, and more! | Feat. Heated Ramble-Bamble in-lue of an intro
Easter, Religious, and Evangelical Etymology | Happy Easter Omnes!
On the Myth of Sisyphus | Was his trickery hubris?
The Abduction of Persephone | The reminders of duality in this life
On feeling seen | Addressing a question via voice message!