A Defence of Classical Education, Bind 20

A. W. Hofmann achievements Aeschylus Aristotle Athens beauty better boys century character chemistry Cicero civilisation classical antiquity classical education cracy creative intelligence critics democracy disease divine educa empire English Ennius Euripides Euthyphro facts genius German give grammar Greece Greek and Latin Greek literature Heraclitus Hippocrates honours idea ideal ignorant intellectual interest knew knowledge Latin Latin and Greek less literary live Lucretius Mathematics Matthew Arnold means ment method mind modern languages modern world moral nation never opinion original passion Pericles philosophy physical science place in education Plato Plutarch poetry poets political politicians problems Propertius prose realise reason remember Roman Rome scientific secondary education sense Shakespeare shew Socrates soul spirit student taught teaching things thinkers thought Thucydides tion translation true virtues wish words writers