The visual image of a cathedral made of cobwebs seems ambivalent: cathedrals are impressive buildings, while cobwebs are abandoned arachnid nets.

Why does Nietzsche phrase his argument as a rhetorical question?

An example of Sidney's wit (a term Joseph Addison defined as the "resemblance of ideas"): he repeats the root word "speak" twice here with different but related meanings at work. I'd love someone to break this down for me: source of humor?

More wit! Our textbook explains "halt" as limp. Goals and Precepts are like two legs... get it?