Plutarch comparing passions and diseases

Judge and de Zirkoff on George Robert Stowe Mead

Nous moves man, and vice versa: On the occult constituents of man.

Why the Ancient Oracles disappeared?

Dissertation on the Hymns of Orpheus

Plutarch on boasted wisdom, fortitude, magnanimity, and temperance

Thomas Taylor on the Wanderings of Ulysses

Plutarch on whether water or land animals are the most crafty

A dire prophecy about Egypt: A passage from the Asclepian Dialogue ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus.

Emanation and Radiation

Plutarch comforts Apollonius

De Zirkoff on Franz Hartmann

Plutarch on the twists and turns of worldly versus divine love.: The noble lover, pure and hallowed, stands on the threshold of divinity. The passionate lover, inflamed by the fires of desire, enters the women’s chambers.

Boris de Zirkoff recalls his formative years in Russia

Plutarch’s Protreptics to Moral Virtue

Boris de Zirkoff on Subba Row

Plutarch on why eating animals is repulsive

The English Platonist Vindicates the Rights of Brutes

The Biblical Little Ones, or Innocents, were High Initiates

Merits of the Rude Lacedaemonian Wit: A collection of aphorisms and speeches