A Student's History of Education
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He completely repudiated the 'otherworldly' ideal of mediasvalism, and was keenly aware of the beauties and joys of this Hfe. He did not hesitate to attack the most hoary of traditions, nor to rely upon observation, investigation, and reason. He likewise felt a kinship with the thinkers and writers of the classic age, when independence and breadth were given more scope, and held that their works must be recovered before their spirit could be continued. This led to a tre- mendous enthusiasm for ...the Latin classics, and he spent and was an en- much of his life in restoring ancient culture. He de- Ladn da°sdcs.^ voted himself during his extensive travels largely to collecting manuscripts of the old Latin writers, which previously had been widely scattered, and endeavoring to repair in them the ravages of time. And he inspired every one he met with a desire to gather and study the works of the classic authors. He also wrote a number of Latin works that were filled with the classic spirit.
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He completely repudiated the 'otherworldly' ideal of mediasvalism, and was keenly aware of the beauties and joys of this Hfe. He did not hesitate to attack the most hoary of traditions, nor to rely upon observation, investigation, and reason. He likewise felt a kinship with the thinkers and writers of the classic age, when independence and breadth were given more scope, and held that their works must be recovered before their spirit could be continued. This led to a tre- mendous enthusiasm for ...the Latin classics, and he spent and was an en- much of his life in restoring ancient culture. He de- Ladn da°sdcs.^ voted himself during his extensive travels largely to collecting manuscripts of the old Latin writers, which previously had been widely scattered, and endeavoring to repair in them the ravages of time. And he inspired every one he met with a desire to gather and study the works of the classic authors. He also wrote a number of Latin works that were filled with the classic spirit.
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