Thomas S. Maloney undertook his first two years of college (1953-55) at St. Mary's College (Kentucky) and his third and fourth at the Università Gregoriana (Rome) (1955-57). Following this, he spent four years studying theology at Università Gregoriana (1957-61), before obtaining his Ph.D. in philosophy there (1966). He taught theology and then philosophy at Bellarmine College (Louisville, KY), before moving to the Philosophy Department at the University of Louisville (USA) in 1973, where he still teaches today.

• IntroductionCompendium of the Study of Philosophy1: Wisdom, Corruption and the Need for Purification of the Church and Society2: Ignorance, Error, and Sin as Obstacles to Wisdom3: Four Causes of Human Error4: Italian Civil Law as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years5: Untrained Masters and Doctors as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years6: Reasons why Latins Need to Study languages7: Errors by Latins in Spelling, Pronunciation, and the Derivation of Words from the Hebrew Language8: Eight Additional Reasons why Latins Should Study Languages and some Problems with Translations9: The Greek Alphabet10: Greek Diphthongs11: Greek and Latin Syllables and their Prosodies12: Abbreviations and other Ways of Writing Letters, Syllables, and WordsWorks frequently citedIndexes

Thomas S. Maloney undertook his first two years of college (1953-55) at St. Mary's College (Kentucky) and his third and fourth at the Università Gregoriana (Rome) (1955-57). Following this, he spent four years studying theology at Università Gregoriana (1957-61), before obtaining his Ph.D. in philosophy there (1966). He taught theology and then philosophy at Bellarmine College (Louisville, KY), before moving to the Philosophy Department at the University of Louisville (USA) in 1973, where he still teaches today.

• IntroductionCompendium of the Study of Philosophy1: Wisdom, Corruption and the Need for Purification of the Church and Society2: Ignorance, Error, and Sin as Obstacles to Wisdom3: Four Causes of Human Error4: Italian Civil Law as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years5: Untrained Masters and Doctors as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years6: Reasons why Latins Need to Study languages7: Errors by Latins in Spelling, Pronunciation, and the Derivation of Words from the Hebrew Language8: Eight Additional Reasons why Latins Should Study Languages and some Problems with Translations9: The Greek Alphabet10: Greek Diphthongs11: Greek and Latin Syllables and their Prosodies12: Abbreviations and other Ways of Writing Letters, Syllables, and WordsWorks frequently citedIndexes

Thomas S. Maloney undertook his first two years of college (1953-55) at St. Mary's College (Kentucky) and his third and fourth at the Università Gregoriana (Rome) (1955-57). Following this, he spent four years studying theology at Università Gregoriana (1957-61), before obtaining his Ph.D. in philosophy there (1966). He taught theology and then philosophy at Bellarmine College (Louisville, KY), before moving to the Philosophy Department at the University of Louisville (USA) in 1973, where he still teaches today.

• IntroductionCompendium of the Study of Philosophy1: Wisdom, Corruption and the Need for Purification of the Church and Society2: Ignorance, Error, and Sin as Obstacles to Wisdom3: Four Causes of Human Error4: Italian Civil Law as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years5: Untrained Masters and Doctors as a Cause of Error in the Past Forty Years6: Reasons why Latins Need to Study languages7: Errors by Latins in Spelling, Pronunciation, and the Derivation of Words from the Hebrew Language8: Eight Additional Reasons why Latins Should Study Languages and some Problems with Translations9: The Greek Alphabet10: Greek Diphthongs11: Greek and Latin Syllables and their Prosodies12: Abbreviations and other Ways of Writing Letters, Syllables, and WordsWorks frequently citedIndexes