Quintilian and Seneca
Quintilian and Seneca
The imitation of examples from literature was part of the moral education of the Roman aristocrat even before the advent of Greek influence. This chapter discusses The Education of an Orator, written by Quintilian in the late first century
Keywords: The Education of an Orator, Roman education, emulation, imitation, Valerius Maximus, Memorable Words and Deeds
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