A History of Education During the Middle Ages And the Transition to Modern Times
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peared in the education furnished by the religious order known as the Brethren of the Common Lot or the Hiero- nymians. 1 Most of the first leaders in humanism were connected with this brotherhood either as members or pupils. The order was founded in 1376 by Geert Groot (1340-1384) at Deventer, Holland, and was composed of pious men devoted to industry, learning, and popular education. They maintained themselves by copying manuscripts, and gave instruction to the poor. In some places they found...ed schools and superintended all the classes ; in others they acted as assistants in schools already existing. Naturally they at first stressed in- struction in the Bible and the vernacular, and taught reading, writing, singing, and conversation in ecclesias- tical Latin. But as the Italian influence began to be felt in the upper countries, although the Hieronymians still held to their moral and religious motives, they broadened the course by the addition of humanistic elements. They retained their Christian training, but added the classic literature and Hebrew.
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peared in the education furnished by the religious order known as the Brethren of the Common Lot or the Hiero- nymians. 1 Most of the first leaders in humanism were connected with this brotherhood either as members or pupils. The order was founded in 1376 by Geert Groot (1340-1384) at Deventer, Holland, and was composed of pious men devoted to industry, learning, and popular education. They maintained themselves by copying manuscripts, and gave instruction to the poor. In some places they found...ed schools and superintended all the classes ; in others they acted as assistants in schools already existing. Naturally they at first stressed in- struction in the Bible and the vernacular, and taught reading, writing, singing, and conversation in ecclesias- tical Latin. But as the Italian influence began to be felt in the upper countries, although the Hieronymians still held to their moral and religious motives, they broadened the course by the addition of humanistic elements. They retained their Christian training, but added the classic literature and Hebrew.
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