Caput III. Newton and in universum

Isaac Newton’s profound insights into calculus, optics, and gravitation forever changed our understanding of the universe. This blog explores how Newton’s theories and mathematical rigor laid the foundation for modern science, highlighting his pivotal role in the evolution of physics and astronomy.

Caput II. Newton and vis centripeta

This blog delves into the evolution of the concept of centripetal force and its pivotal role in the history of mathematics and astronomy. It explores Newton’s foundational ideas, alongside the contributions of influential figures such as John Wallis, Christiaan Huygens, Johannes Kepler, Edmund Halley, Gottfried Leibniz, and René Descartes. Discover how their groundbreaking work on motion, gravity, and celestial mechanics shaped our understanding of the physical world.

Caput III. Pacta sunt servanda

Explore the profound impact of Charlemagne’s rule on the revival of Latin and its influence on Norman language and culture.

Caput II. Verba Dare

Explore the profound impact of Charlemagne’s rule on the revival of Latin and its influence on Norman language and culture.

Caput I. Domus Dei

Uncover the lasting impact of the Domesday Survey following the Norman Conquest of England. Delve into how this meticulous assessment transformed governance and taxation, fundamentally reshaping the medieval landscape and ushering in a new era of rule.

Caput III. Caesar and Cleopatra

Caput III. Caesar and Cleopatra by Michael Lambert March 2024 Caput III. Caesar and Cleopatra by Michael Lambert March 2024 Cleopatra   Nunc est bibendum, nunc pede libero pulsanda tellus, nunc Saliaribus ornare pulvinar deorum tempus erat dapibus, sodales.   Antehac nefas depromere Caecubum cellis avitis, dum Capitolio regina dementes ruinas funus et imperio parabat […]

Caput II. Caesar’s Rubicon and Caesar’s Rome

Caput II – Caesar’s Rubicon and Caesar’s Rome by Michael Lambert February 2024 Caput II – Caesar’s Rubicon and Caesar’s Rome by Michael Lambert February 2024 When Caesar led his army across the Rubicon flumen, the Rubicon River 1 in 49 BCE; he told the soldiers he was fighting for the liberties of the State. […]

Caput I. Caesar’s Appearance and Caesar’s Soldiers

Caput I. Caesar’s Appearance and Caesar’s Soldiers by Michael Lambert January 2024 Caput I. Caesar’s Appearance and Caesar’s Soldiers by Michael Lambert January 2024 On Idus Martiae, the Ides of March, 44 BCE, the Roman Senate met at the Curia of Pompey, a pavilion attached to the Theatre of Pompey. The Senate was in caucus, […]

Caput III. cisalpine Gaul and transalpine Gaul

Caput III. cisalpine Gaul and transalpine Gaul by Michael Lambert December 2023 Caput III. cisalpine Gaul and transalpine Gaul by Michael Lambert December 2023 The Introduction. Hannibal’s march across the Alps to the Po valley introduces a Celtic noun and Gallic concepts to the narrative: poenus, -i. 2n, noun. A peak of a mountain, from […]