A book of forty daily devotions for men.

This collection of Latin prayers and English renderings comes from the writings of Christian men and women throughout the... More > ages. Though penned by human hands, they lead us into the presence of God and allow us, who still see through a glass darkly, to catch a glimpse of the other side of Heaven. < Less

This collection of Latin prayers and English renderings comes from the writings of Christian men and women throughout the... More > ages. Though penned by human hands, they lead us into the presence of God and allow us, who still see through a glass darkly, to catch a glimpse of the other side of Heaven. < Less

A book of forty daily devotions for men.

On a company golf outing, in Myrtle Beach, computer account executive Mike Anderson encounters clues to a past he never knew... More > he had. Along the way he discovers a new love of the game, but finds something even more important...himself. < Less

During the reign of the Roman Emperor Nero, Baebius Italicus translated the great Trojan War epic of Homer into Latin. The... More > Italicus translation became the only version of the Iliad known during the Middle Ages. This new rendition presents the standard text of the poem by Marco Scaffai on facing pages with the English translation. Along with a preface on the method of translation as well as a list of all characters in the poem, this book will introduce readers to an action-filled look at the greatest war poem in Western literature. < Less

A book of forty daily devotions for men.

This collection of Latin prayers and English renderings comes from the writings of Christian men and women throughout the... More > ages. Though penned by human hands, they lead us into the presence of God and allow us, who still see through a glass darkly, to catch a glimpse of the other side of Heaven. < Less

On a company golf outing, in Myrtle Beach, computer account executive Mike Anderson encounters clues to a past he never knew... More > he had. Along the way he discovers a new love of the game, but finds something even more important…himself. < Less

During the reign of the Roman Emperor Nero, Baebius Italicus translated the great Trojan War epic of Homer into Latin. The... More > Italicus translation became the only version of the Iliad known during the Middle Ages.

This new rendition presents the standard text of the poem by Marco Scaffai on facing pages with the English translation. Along with a preface on the method of translation as well as a list of all characters in the poem, this book will introduce readers to an action-filled look at the greatest war poem in Western literature. < Less