Erasmus and Quintilian: some continuities of the culture of Ancient Rome in the Modern Age

Authors

  • Guillermo Soriano Sancha Instituto de Estudios Riojanos , Instituto de Estudios Riojanos

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24197/ehmm.2.2015.133-141

Keywords:

Erasmus, Quintilian, Humanism, Pedagogy

Abstract

Erasmus is one of the leading characters in the culture of the Modern Age. His thinking and education were closely linked to the study of ancient authors. Roman orator and teacher Marcus Fabius Quintilian was one of the most important writers to Erasmus. This paper discusses the influence of Quintilian on Erasmus, especially in rhetorical and pedagogical aspects.

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Published

2015-05-22

Issue

No. 2 (2015): Erasmo. Journal of Late Medieval and Modern History 2

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