A History of Classical Scholarship, From the Sixth Century B. C. to the End of the Middle Ages
A History of Classical Scholarship, From the Sixth Century B. C. to the End of the Middle Ages
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He translated into Latin the Greek Grammar of Theodorus Gaza, and supplied a Latin Syntax founded on Donatus. He represents scholarship on its formal side, grammar, style and rhetoric. He promoted the study of models of pure Latin ity, such as Terence and Cicero. The other Latin books that he recommends for use in schools are select plays of Plautus, with Virgil and Horace, Caesar and Sallust. In Greek he approves Lucian, Demosthenes, Herodotus, Aristophanes, Homer and Euripides*. His own editi...ons of Latin authors comprise Seneca (15 15), Suetonius (15 18), certain works of Cicero (1518-32), with Pliny (1525) and Terence (1532). His Greek texts belong to the last five years of his life and include Aristotle (1531) and Ptolemy (1533). He also produced recensions of St Ambrose, St Augustine and St Chrysostoih, with three editions of St Jerome. Lastly, we ^ Beatus Rhenanus (Nichols, i 36) ; Mullinger's Cambridge^ i 491 ; Jebb*s Erasmus, 5f.
2 T^v Kpeirrta rA (Tvyy/wi/i/MtTa del^ei (1525).
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He translated into Latin the Greek Grammar of Theodorus Gaza, and supplied a Latin Syntax founded on Donatus. He represents scholarship on its formal side, grammar, style and rhetoric. He promoted the study of models of pure Latin ity, such as Terence and Cicero. The other Latin books that he recommends for use in schools are select plays of Plautus, with Virgil and Horace, Caesar and Sallust. In Greek he approves Lucian, Demosthenes, Herodotus, Aristophanes, Homer and Euripides*. His own editi...ons of Latin authors comprise Seneca (15 15), Suetonius (15 18), certain works of Cicero (1518-32), with Pliny (1525) and Terence (1532). His Greek texts belong to the last five years of his life and include Aristotle (1531) and Ptolemy (1533). He also produced recensions of St Ambrose, St Augustine and St Chrysostoih, with three editions of St Jerome. Lastly, we ^ Beatus Rhenanus (Nichols, i 36) ; Mullinger's Cambridge^ i 491 ; Jebb*s Erasmus, 5f.
2 T^v Kpeirrta rA (Tvyy/wi/i/MtTa del^ei (1525).
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