This proverb declares that, however secretly a murder may be committed, it is sure to be revealed in the end. A well known Greek story relates by what strange evidence the murder of the lyric poet, Ibycus, was discovered. […]
This proverb takes variety of taste in food as a typical illustration of the difference between man and man in susceptibility to various pleasures. We may first treat the question collectively, and show that one nation’s food is another nation’s poison. […]
Historical plays are dramas having for their subject historical events, and for their dramatis persona real men who have made their names famous in history. […]