The Greek word for "excellence" was mistranslated into Latin as "manliness," and eventually became our word "virtue." ...

Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle once picked up his writing implement and noted the presence of “two mock suns.” In the ...

Eager to shock, Diogenes hectored refined Athenians in the market square. Plato dubbed him a Socrates gone made.

Chemical reactions reflect human dramas, which reflect celestial movements, which reflect the mind of the divine.

The ancient Greeks we admire today regarded these seven men as the wisest of their time. They attributed to them not only the ...