A History of Classical Scholarship volume 2
A History of Classical Scholarship volume 2
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3 Nichols, ii 274, 533.
4 Camerarius, De Eobano ffesso, ' ferebar in oculis, quia audiveram Ricardum Crocum Britannum, qui primus putabatur ita docuisse Graecam linguam in Germania, ut plane perdisci illam posse arbitrarentur' (Mullinger's Cambridge, i 527).
5 Mullinger, i 528 539.
6 Statute in Heywood's Doctintcnts, 1852, i 433. This ignores the in- struction privately given by Erasmus in October, 1511 (Ep. 233 Allen).
232 ENGLAND. [CENT. XVI.
For some five years, Aristotle and Plato had been ...studied at St John's ; Sophocles and Euripides were more familiar than Plautus had been twelve years before ; Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon were more ' conned and discussed ' than Livy was then ; Demosthenes was as well known as Cicero ; Isocrates as Terence ; ' it is Cheke's labours and example that have lighted up and continue to sustain this learned ardour' 1 .
About 1535, Thomas' Smith and John Cheke, then young men of little more than twenty, had been attracted to numfiatiorj " the question of the pronunciation of Greek, and, after studying the Dialogue of Erasmus on that sub- ject (1528), and the treatise of Terentianus, De Litteris et Syllabis, they had come to the conclusion that a reform was necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Nichols, ii 274, 533.
4 Camerarius, De Eobano ffesso, ' ferebar in oculis, quia audiveram Ricardum Crocum Britannum, qui primus putabatur ita docuisse Graecam linguam in Germania, ut plane perdisci illam posse arbitrarentur' (Mullinger's Cambridge, i 527).
5 Mullinger, i 528 539.
6 Statute in Heywood's Doctintcnts, 1852, i 433. This ignores the in- struction privately given by Erasmus in October, 1511 (Ep. 233 Allen).
232 ENGLAND. [CENT. XVI.
For some five years, Aristotle and Plato had been ...studied at St John's ; Sophocles and Euripides were more familiar than Plautus had been twelve years before ; Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon were more ' conned and discussed ' than Livy was then ; Demosthenes was as well known as Cicero ; Isocrates as Terence ; ' it is Cheke's labours and example that have lighted up and continue to sustain this learned ardour' 1 .
About 1535, Thomas' Smith and John Cheke, then young men of little more than twenty, had been attracted to numfiatiorj " the question of the pronunciation of Greek, and, after studying the Dialogue of Erasmus on that sub- ject (1528), and the treatise of Terentianus, De Litteris et Syllabis, they had come to the conclusion that a reform was necessary.
What to read after A History of Classical Scholarship volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edwin Sandys to read onlineMoreLess
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