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Ancient and modern
Cicero understood war in ways that have shaped our own understanding
Peter Jones
The first word of Western literature is the ‘rage’ of Achilles
The ‘lifestyle guru’ is now under police investigation and has taken to hawking magic amulets
The former British PM’s memoir imagines him, like Cincinnatus, leaving his plow, saving Rome, and returning to it. But perhaps Alcibiades would fit him better
Education
The ancients had neither police nor prisons