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The Dumb Ox

✦ The Schola ✦

Schola Membership

The cathedral is open to all. The schola — the disputatio with Brother Thomas — is open to members.

Seven days free · then five dollars a month · cancel anytime

✦ Freely given ✦

Open to every pilgrim

Life & History

The pilgrimage from Roccasecca to Fossanova — the golden thread of his days.

Free · always

The Scriptorium

The codices bound in slate and gold — searchable, and readable in full.

Free · always

The Orant

The Eucharistic hymns and personal prayers the Doctor gathered in his cell.

Free · always

The Glossary

A concept map of the scholastic vocabulary — being, essence, act, potency.

Free · always

The Scheda

Your commonplace book — gather passages and disputes to carry with you.

Free · always

✦ The Schola ✦

What membership opens

Disputatio with Brother Thomas

Put your question to the scholastic — of God, of being, of the good — and receive an answer in the manner of the articles: objections, sed contra, and reply. Unlimited, morning and night.

  • Unlimited scholastic dialogue
  • Save, print, or copy each exchange
  • A seat in the schola, kept for you

Seven days free. Then five dollars a month.

A card opens the gate, so the schola stays open to genuine seekers. You are charged only after the trial ends — cancel before it does and owe nothing.

Then $5/month · cancel anytime

Questions of the gate

Why is a card required for a free trial?

To keep the schola open to genuine seekers rather than passing whizzes. Nothing is charged for seven days; cancel before the trial ends and you owe nothing.

What if I cancel during the trial?

You will not be charged. Your access to Disputatio simply ends when the seven days close.

Can I cancel anytime after the trial?

Yes. Cancellation turns off auto-renew, and you keep Disputatio access until your current billing cycle ends.

Is the rest of the site free?

Yes — the cathedral, the Scriptorium, the Orant, the Glossary, and the Scheda are open to all, always. Only the Disputatio is the Schola's domain.