Every package from Roman Roads Press comes with bookmarks. Shown: The Dante Curriculum bookmarks. Want bookmarks? Order anything that ships: romanroadspress.com All books on sale until Monday! Note: If you want a particular bookmark or bookmark set, mention it in the

We are pleased to announce the Old Western Culture Companion Series! What sets Old Western Culture apart from other great books curricula is that it is a guide through the great books, while remaining focused on the great books themselves. It is the pitfall of many curricula to

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Eric Metaxas called it “a genuinely magnificent book on one of the most important subjects in the world.” Lewis’s Ransom Trilogy finally has a comprehensive guide. Deeper Heaven by Christiana Hale (Pinkall): deeperheaven.com

How does our republic work? We often focus on the federal government while overlooking the building blocks of our Republic. We have forgotten the civil realm. We have a Republic to keep. Step 1 is understanding how it works. CivilRealm.com A civics curriculum.

We approached development of The Old Western Culture Companion Series with three principles in mind: • Remain text centric. We didn’t want to write another textbook that distracts from or takes the focus away from the great books. The great books remain front and center. • No

Christians have a unique opportunity in this moment. We have the freedom to educate differently — to reunite the sciences and the humanities the way they were always meant to go together. Calculus for Everyone by Dr. Mitch Stokes is one of the first real steps toward that goal.

It won't render well here, so go to the website, but I'm loving the contents of this new anthology of poems that every Christian should know, compiled, edited, and introduced by Joffre Swait. Learn more: romanroadspress.com/store/wordhooa… 15th Century & Earlier Robert Mannying

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"After all, how are we to proclaim the Gospel, or praise God for having made grass, or praise the grass for glorifying God, or praise the love of our spouse and the courage of the saints, if we do not love the beauty of words? There is no way to speak of such things truthfully or

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The American founders didn't happen to have a classical education. They attributed their ability to found a new nation and prepare their children to that classical education, rooted in Christianity.

The Roman Roads Press Spring Sale ends tonight, and we are highlighting the beauty of story, and the importance of Homer. If you missed the highlights, such as the release of the Old Western Culture Companion Series, catch up here: romanroadspress.com/spring-sale "From these ancient

How does our republic work? We often focus on the federal government while overlooking the building blocks of our Republic. We have forgotten the civil realm. We have a Republic to keep. Step 1 is understanding how it works. CivilRealm.com A civics curriculum.

I’m pleased to announce that you can now pre-order the Word Hoard anthology of poetry from Roman Roads Press. I hope this becomes your favorite anthology. Word Hoard: Poems Every Christian Should Know. romanroadspress.com/store/wordhooa…

Romulus founded the city of Rome on this date in 753 BC! 🏛️ Read The Romans! OldWesternCulture.com, The Romans:

Celebrate the birthday of the city of Rome, on this day in 753 BC, by reading the greatest work of the greatest Roman orator. Marcus Tullius Cicero's, On Duties (De Officiis):

Milton was orthodox in his faith. You may have heard otherwise, but the rumors are unfounded. MiltonPoem.com

We have three exciting new releases at Roman Roads Press, an extension of our Spring Sale, and a brief contemplation of America's 250th anniversary! Learn more: romanroadspress.com/spring-sale