Available in audio or video formats = 45 lectures by Dr. George Grant + slideshow presentations. Includes instructor notes, exams, answer key, reading guide, and more.

Documents

• Instructor’s Guide
• Literature Planning Guide
• Opportunities and Exams
• Lecture Slides
• Timelines

Lectures

1.  Welcome to the Humanities
2.  Small, Unpromising Beginnings
3.  The Patristics
4.  Athanasius
5.  The Seven Ecumenical Councils
6.  Augustine and Antithesis
7.  Barbarians and the “Fall” of Rome
8.  The Miracle of the Celtic Church
9.  Monasticism and Civilization
10.  The Legacy of Gregory the Great
11.  The Bulwark of Byzantium
12.  Charlemagne and Mohamed
13.  The Code of Chivalry
14.  Medieval Feudalism
15.  Medieval Aesthetics
16.  The Troubadours and Jongleurs
17.  Pre-Reformation Semper Reformanda
18.  Beauty, Goodness, and Truth: Seven Lamps
19.  Making Time for Permanent Things
20.  Scholasticism and the Vertigo of Lists
21.  Rootedness, Pilgrimage, and the Future
22.  An Incarnational Worldview
23.  Castles, Villages, and Parishes
24.  Covenant Calling and the Guild System
25.  A New Wave of Barbarian Invasions
26.  A Crusade to Liberate the Captives
27.  Outrémere and the Defensive Crusades
28.  The Crusading Spirit
29.  The Calamitous 14th Century
30.  The Earliest Reformers
31.  Groote and the Brethren of the Common Life
32.  Reeling into Renaissance
33.  Post Tenebras Lux: Reformation
34.  The Magisterial Reformation
35.  Reformation’s Second Fiddles
36.  The First World War
37.  Jan Comenius
38.  The Authorized Version
39.  Alias Shakespeare
40.  The Divine Right of Kings
41.  Cromwell and Milton
42.  The Westminster Assembly
43.  The Puritans and Pilgrims
44.  The 250 Years War
45. The Founders and Classical Education