The new Classical Teacher magazine, of which I am managing editor, is now out, which includes articles such as:
"Why Use the King James Bible?" by Martin Cothran
"The Top Ten Reasons for Studying Latin", by Cheryl Lowe
"The Noblest Monument of English Prose," by Cheryl Lowe and Martin Cothran
"A Whale of a Distinction," [on the logical difference between humans and animals], by Martin Cothran
FEATURE ARTICLE: "What the King James Bible Hath Wrought," by Martin Cothran
"Greek to You: Is classical education really dead?" An interview with Tracy Lee Simmons
For a free subscription, go here.
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