Early Tudor Criticism, Linguistic & LiteraryB. Blackwell, 1940 - 177 |
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... Sir Thomas Elyot , explaining a system of education largely drawn from Latin sources , especially from Quintilian , is unable to find a translation of the many technical words required , and is therefore occasionally constrained to ...
... Sir Thomas Elyot , explaining a system of education largely drawn from Latin sources , especially from Quintilian , is unable to find a translation of the many technical words required , and is therefore occasionally constrained to ...
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... Sir Thomas Wilson and Sir Thomas Elyot . An educational system like that of the Gouernour has its parallels in the manuals which treat of the general culture requisite to the man of affairs in the world at large , such as Castiglione's ...
... Sir Thomas Wilson and Sir Thomas Elyot . An educational system like that of the Gouernour has its parallels in the manuals which treat of the general culture requisite to the man of affairs in the world at large , such as Castiglione's ...
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... Sir Thomas Elyot considers this most important and would instruct the childe in that parte of rhetorike , principally , which con- cerneth persuation . for as moche as it is moste apte for con- sultations.2 Both rhetoric and poetic aim ...
... Sir Thomas Elyot considers this most important and would instruct the childe in that parte of rhetorike , principally , which con- cerneth persuation . for as moche as it is moste apte for con- sultations.2 Both rhetoric and poetic aim ...
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