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A composition of mine in Classical Latin touching my own OVER-CROSS new notion. TEMPLVM is “temple”, in both the Greek, or Roman or Cartha..
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A composition of mine in Classical Latin touching my own ontology, in now further reference to my own OVER-CROSS new conception. DEBELLATOR means &ldq..
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A composition of mine in Classical Latin and ancient Greek. The title VELTRVM is a latinization (neuter) of Dante’s Veltro, the Greyhound, in Ca..
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A brief epic of mine in Anglo-Saxon, as ending in Classical latin.
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Set after the Battle of Brunanburh in A.D. 937, this brief epic of mine in archaic Scots, Classical Latin, Anglo-Saxon, Old Norse and ancient Greek, t..
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Set in A.D. 1187, this epic of mine in Cassic Latin, Ancient Greek, Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse tells of a clash between two knights who are in fact the..
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A brief composition of mine in archaic Scottish, as associated with the moon as seen at the Callanish Standing Stones. “Wlf” is an archaic..
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This composition of mine, mainly in archaic Scottish alongside Anglo-Saxon and classical Latin, focuses on my own philosophical notion of will (&ldquo..
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Divided into distinct narrative phases, this poem of mine illustrates the story of a wanderer in the Highlands of 11th Century Scotland. Fundamental p..
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A composition of mine suggesting an enigma. "Ah" is Scottish for "I". "VEXILLA FULMINIS PRODEUNT UNIVERSI" reads "The Banners of the Cosmic Lightning ..
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