Pope Joan Page #3
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But thanks to Jesus and the Apostles,
it grew and grew.
She must has persuaded her brother
I will punish her accordingly.
And the birds that nest
in the branches?
They are the faithful who find
salvation in the Church.
And the mustard seed could also
represent Jesus Christ,
for he was like a seed
when he was buried...
and like a tree when he was resurrected
and rose toward heaven.
Thank you.
You heard that?
The mustard seed is the symbol
of faith of the Church and the Christ.
A classical scriptural exegesis.
extraordinarily sharp mind.
- I will teach her.
- The girl? You are not serious?
I am. Of course they will never
approve her in Rome and the Schola.
I will come and teach her here
as far as I can.
And what about the boy?
Forgive me, but the Schola
is not for your son.
He is to be passed over while a mere girl
gets to study the Holy Scripture?
Out of the question!
It would be a sacrilege to waste such
an alert mind.
No!
Either you teach both,
or neither.
This is by Cicero, the greatest
orator Rome ever knew.
- And they let you bring it?
- No.
But why should I let the boys
at the cathedral school better off...
to enjoy their offerings of the library.
The Academy in Athens
stood for a 1,000 years.
Then Emperor Justinian forbade it.
A great age of philosophers ended.
study their writings?
How could all that knowledge
be preserved for so long?
Well, in that same year...
Saint Benedict founded
his monastery in Montecassino.
Soon, many others were built, and within
their protected walls the legacies of
the wise, Greeks and Romans, could be
handed down through the centuries.
The Earth is the center of the universe.
We're encircled by a
crystal shelf, the sphere...
to which the planets are attached.
Pythagoras says they even
make music as they turn.
I... have bad news.
Another man has applied
for the position of schoolmaster,
better suited than I.
- No! That cannot be!
- I'll go to Byzantium,
Now I will do whatever I can to make sure
your precious gift will not go unused.
I have promised you.
This is for you.
It is Homer's "Odyssey,"
known to mankind.
I transcribed it myself.
First, the Greek original,
followed by the Latin translation.
- Where did you get this book?
- Aesculapius gave it to me.
What kind of language is this?
- How can you read this?
- It is Greek, father.
I learned it from Aesculapius.
You have insulted God
with your disobedience.
As the punishment... you work day and
night, taking nothing but bread and water
until every last word of
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