Was Atlantis Real?

Was Atlantis Real?

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Dante's Inferno, Episode 2: The Poet and the Beasts

Lions, and wolves, and leopards...oh my! Dante the pilgrim is balanced on a knife-edge, tipping over into the start of a new century, a new period of life, a new world. It's creation and crucifixion all at once, a fever pitch of both hope and dread. How can he go on? How can he m ...  Show more

Dante's Inferno, Episode 1: Middle-Aged Heretics in Hell

Welcome to Young Heretics, the classical education you didn't know you were missing. It's Good Friday...in the year 1300. And also now! Because Dante's Divine Comedy is a poem for all time and our time. Today we are (finally!) beginning our Young Heretics journey through this mas ...  Show more

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