Ars Politica - Ep14: Ancient Manliness part 2 - The Warrior and The Husbandman
Two most noble arts for a man: war and husbandry (war and women) (soldiers/arms and residents/laborers)
- Achilles gave up the latter to pursue the former
- Odysseus gave up the former to pursue the latter
Husband and Wife: Patriarchal Partnership
- Husband leads, earns, produces, commands, oversees
- Wife spends, provides, adorns, manages (Proverbs 31 exemplifies this. Feminists take it wrongly; she was managing what her husband acquired. cf.: Ruth gained status as the wife of Boaz.)
Books referenced:
- Xenophon's Economics
- Homer's Odyssey and Iliad
- Apollonius' Voyage of the Argo
- The Goodman of Paris
- Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
- James M. McPherson's For Cause and Comrades
- Rebekah Merkle's Eve In Exile
- C.R. Wiley's The Household and the War for the Cosmos
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