Dr. Brent Seales is interviewed here in the last few months with a general update:
TEXT 30: Cicero On the Nature of the Gods 2.3-164 (selections)
3. Then Balbus [the Stoic] said, "I shall indulge you, and deal with things as briefly as I can; indeed, once one has exposed the errors of Epicurus my speech is stripped of all [excuse for] length. Our school exhaustively divides this whole question about the immortal gods into four parts: first they teach that there are gods, then what they are like, then that the cosmos is governed by them, and finally that they take thought for the affairs of human beings."
. The Stoics Reader: Selected Writings and Testimonia (Hackett Classics)
All of the above links I tried are now dead (error 404). Here is the main site link for those who wish to try again:
Contact – Würzburg Center for the Study of Epicureanism (epikur-wuerzburg.de)
(If the link doesn't work, copy/paste it into your browser)
Thanks so much for the welcome's and I look forward to getting to know you better!
Thank you for maintaining this site I am glad to be here! I have been studying Epicurus for many years but over the last few have wanted to expand and go deeper. I am looking forward to exploring the rich resources here.
