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Nel suo ultimo saggio, Sigillum Scientiae, l’autore ci consegna un vero percorso guidato sulla via del risveglio Non aspettatevi il classico saggio filosofico monografico alla Giandomenico Casalino: condensato, poliedrico e sapientemente raggomitolato nei concetti, da sbrogliare e assaporare a poco a poco, con pazienti riletture (e medio-alte conoscenze). Quest’ultimo libro ha un taglio diverso e
L’ha (ri)scoperta nell’angolo sud occidentale del colle Palatino, nel novembre 2007, la Soprintendenza archeologica di Roma. Si trova nell’area dei palazzi di Augusto, in asse tra il Tempio di Apollo e l’attuale Basilica di S. Anastasia, a ridosso di quest’ultima e prospiciente il Circo Massimo. E’ sepolta sotto 16 metri di terra e finora è stata solo