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Henr. Stephani Dialogus de bene instituendis Graecae linguae studiis
Henr. Stephani Dialogus de bene instituendis Graecae linguae studiis : Ejusdem alius Dialogus de parum fidis Graecae linguae magistris et de cautione in illis legendis adhibenda [...]
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1587
184 pages
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Henri Estienne delivers a blistering critique of the rote memorization and pedantic textbooks that poisoned Greek studies in the Renaissance. Readers will discover a radical, practical alternative: prioritize reading the masters over drowning in abstract grammatical rules.
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