Great Pedagogical Essays; Plato to SpencerFranklin Verzelius Newton Painter AMS Press, 1970 - 426 strán (strany) |
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... Latin language is diligently maintained among the students ; from this requirement of speaking Latin only holidays and recreation hours are to be excepted , unless the Provincial finds it advisable in certain localities to retain the ...
... Latin language is diligently maintained among the students ; from this requirement of speaking Latin only holidays and recreation hours are to be excepted , unless the Provincial finds it advisable in certain localities to retain the ...
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... Latin words as every one had learned only to gabble with me . It is not to be imagined how great an advantage this proved to the whole family ; my father and my mother by this means learned Latin enough to understand it perfectly well ...
... Latin words as every one had learned only to gabble with me . It is not to be imagined how great an advantage this proved to the whole family ; my father and my mother by this means learned Latin enough to understand it perfectly well ...
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... Latin , 229 ; harsh , in English , 231 , 235 ; order of studies , 243 ; with languages , 245 , 246 ; traveling , 253 ; basis of , 261 ; sub- jects suited to pupil's age , 263 ; errors of , 265 ; examples before rules , 266 ; premature ...
... Latin , 229 ; harsh , in English , 231 , 235 ; order of studies , 243 ; with languages , 245 , 246 ; traveling , 253 ; basis of , 261 ; sub- jects suited to pupil's age , 263 ; errors of , 265 ; examples before rules , 266 ; premature ...
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ARISTOTLE Biographical Sketch | 33 |
XENOPHON Biographical Sketch | 61 |
CICERO Biographical Sketch | 83 |
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