Source Book of the History of Education for the Greek and Roman PeriodMacmillan Company, 1915 - 515 pages |
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... intellectual life Greece now becomes cosmopolitan , and ceases to have distinctive characteristics aside from the philosophical schools . The Education of the Homeric Period was that of a B 1 Old Greek EDUCATION PAGE Periods of Greek ...
... intellectual life Greece now becomes cosmopolitan , and ceases to have distinctive characteristics aside from the philosophical schools . The Education of the Homeric Period was that of a B 1 Old Greek EDUCATION PAGE Periods of Greek ...
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... this elaborate state education there was little provision for the intellectual element save as it was incidental in the physical and moral training indicated above . There was practically IO Source Book of the History of Education.
... this elaborate state education there was little provision for the intellectual element save as it was incidental in the physical and moral training indicated above . There was practically IO Source Book of the History of Education.
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... intellectual training was received in committing to memory and mastering the Laws of Lycur- gus , these being handed down from one generation to another through several centuries in the verbal form , — the national hymns and choruses ...
... intellectual training was received in committing to memory and mastering the Laws of Lycur- gus , these being handed down from one generation to another through several centuries in the verbal form , — the national hymns and choruses ...
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... intellectual or rational element had little place . The old myths and legends formed the basis of the work of the music schools , and the inculcation of reverence for them gave the chief reason for the existence of these schools . It ...
... intellectual or rational element had little place . The old myths and legends formed the basis of the work of the music schools , and the inculcation of reverence for them gave the chief reason for the existence of these schools . It ...
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... intellectual pursuits belonged only to those who were without the home circle , the heteræ , and in such privi- leges they were placed in sharp opposition to the position of the wife . The approved education of the women in the home ...
... intellectual pursuits belonged only to those who were without the home circle , the heteræ , and in such privi- leges they were placed in sharp opposition to the position of the wife . The approved education of the women in the home ...
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