ACLS Humanities E-Book: The classical heritage and its beneficiaries

The classical heritage and its beneficiaries

Bolgar, R. R.

Year: 1958.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press.

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Frontmatter

Preface

Introduction

I The Background

II The Greek East

III The Carolingian Age

IV The Pre-scholastic Age

V The Scholastic Age

VI Collapse and New Beginnings

VII The High Renaissance

VIII The End of the Renaissance and the Appearance of New Patterns in Classical Education and Scholarship

IX Education and the Classical Heritage

Notes

Appendix I Greek MSS. in Italy during the Fifteenth Century

Appendix II The Translation of Greek and Roman Classics before 1600

Index

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Title:

The classical heritage and its beneficiaries : by R.R. Bolgar.

Author:

Bolgar, R. R

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2008
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The classical heritage and its beneficiaries : by R.R. Bolgar.
Bolgar, R. R
Cambridge [Cambridgeshire]: Cambridge University Press, 1958.

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• Civilization, Western -- History

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