E30 the one where we talk about the greeks and how to ask a question - podcast episode cover

E30 the one where we talk about the greeks and how to ask a question

Vernacular
Apr 26, 2016•39 min•Ep. 30
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The Parthenon

In this episode of Vernacular, we talk to Kevin Beauchemin, a classics enthusiast and new contributor to the podcast, about the origins of the word peripatetic. (We became interested in this word when our guest (also a contributor!) brought it up in this episode.) We also spoke to author and blogger Matthew Lee Anderson about his latest book, https://anchor.fm/vernacular/support

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