Ancient History

[close] A group for those who enjoy reading about hilariously awful, tragically undertaught historical events and ideas. If your friends and family don't want to hear any more talk about corpse medicine, radioactive cosmetics, or the plights of executioners, then you'll find a ready ear right here. Both fiction and non-fiction are welcome; primary sources as well as academic studies. If it's interestingly awful, you're in the right place. We do prefer to focus on relatively unknown aspects of the past (for example, medicinal cannibalism in 17th century Europe) rather than well-known topics. That said, even the most familiar historical stories have some interesting nooks and crannies.

[close] One of the oldest civilizations on the planet really deserves it's own discussion group, and since I've researched it for my book, I'm guessing others have as well. Let's chat!

[close] Are you a homeschool parent teaching Omnibus or interested in Omnibus? Find here a platform for discussing the value of the books studied in the Omnibus I and the methods that may be employed in teaching and using the material in the home, find helpful resources, and receive encouragement and support. Please share some of your thoughts, insights and/ or tips about a book as you study it in order to help others. Share your comments in love and kindness and you will be most welcome here. Kindly introduce yourself in the "Welcome to the Group" section after you join. Note about the editions here: some of the books shown are not the editions recommended by Veritas Press because there may not have had a photo of the correct edition at the time the selection was made.

[close] A place to keep track of all the books we are studying this next year.