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 1  2,2 |           with the masterpieces of classical literature, a Christian
 2  2,2 |  Demosthenes, Herodotus, and other classical writers should dishonor
 3  2,3 |         spreading the knowledge of classical literature among its students.~ ~
 4  2,3 |         became acquainted with the classical culture of antiquity, while
 5  2,3 |            invaluable monuments of classical art in Athens were spared.
 6  2,5 |           all well acquainted with classical literature and represented
 7  2,5 |   Chrysostom. He combined thorough classical education with unusual stylistic
 8  2,5 |          in the meter and style of classical poetry, reveal a peculiar
 9  2,5 |   bishop-philosopher felt that the classical culture so dear to him was
10  2,5 |          mathematical sciences and classical philosophy. She gained wide
11  2,5 |     original practice of imitating classical meters and developed forms
12  2,5 |      Athens, the city of declining classical thought, was in the fifth
13  3,5 |    developed by the jurists of the classical period were called jus vetus
14  3,5 |  constitutions and into all of the classical literature, a task quite
15  3,5 |           to facilitate the use of classical literature (the jus vetus),
16  3,5 |       because the decisions of the classical jurists were often too much
17  3,5 |        revise the works of all the classical jurists, make excerpts from
18  3,5 |          had high regard for Roman classical law, judged Justinian’s
19  3,5 |        material extracted from the classical Roman juridical writings
20  3,5 |       citing original works of the classical jurists was not permitted.
21  3,5 |        rather Tribonian, distorted classical law by either abbreviating
22  3,5 |         did so. The changes in the classical text are properly ascribed
23  3,6 |   destruction of the stronghold of classical paganism in Greece.”[64]
24  3,16|            frequently followed the classical historians, especially Herodotus
25  3,16|       still closely connected with classical literature, and the dry
26  3,16|           empire. The treasures of classical literature penetrated gradually,
27  4,1 |           Africa the traditions of classical civilization and converted
28  5,8 |      historians as a return to the classical traditions of Alexandria
29  5,8 |             Philosophy and ancient classical writers were also studied
30  5,8 |           imperial art inspired by classical tradition and marked by
31  6,6 |           the Byzantine Empire and classical culture, was a contemporary
32  6,7 |        entirety.[119]~ The revived classical code of the Basilics, however,
33  6,8 |    renaissance of Greek spirit and classical tastes.”[173]~ One of the
34  7,4 |          had received an excellent classical education in Constantinople
35  7,4 |         but also in the history of classical philology, Eustathius is
36  7,4 |          from the point of view of classical antiquity. He received a
37  7,4 |      considerable significance for classical literature. Moreover, the
38  7,4 |         his vast acquaintance with classical literature makes possible
39  8,16|           in literature. The Greek classical writers and the Church Fathers
40  8,16|            that he was weakened by classical reminiscences; he had no
41  8,16|        treatise.”[160]~ Of course, classical traditions and religious
42  8,16|   overshadowed by his rhetoric and classical erudition.[162]~ Of the
43  8,16|         the ideas of Hellenism and classical literature, he beautifully
44  8,16|     century, received an excellent classical and theological education.
45  9,4 |            never, from the time of classical antiquity, been able to
46  9,6 |     description of the Black Death classical in its picturesqueness and
47  9,18|      studied the best specimens of classical antiquity and endeavored
48  9,18|           to show the viability of classical culture and to give grounds
49  9,18|           transplantation of Greek classical learning to Italy and especially
50  9,18|         and not without reason, by classical scholars. This is their
51  9,18|         This is their treatment of classical texts. While the commentators
52  9,18|           This tendency has caused classical scholars to refer, when
53  9,18|            for the transmission of classical studies in the West. His
54  9,18|        commentaries on a number of classical writers and his collected
55  9,18| Well-educated, an authority on the classical authors, an admirer of Plutarch
56  9,18|            traces of the so-called classical Roman Law in the juridical
57  9,18|   political meter. In spite of the classical title calling to mind the
58  9,18|           Digenes baptised under a classical name.”[425] It is not clear
59  9,19|           in and acquaintance with classical antiquity that called forth
60  9,19|          professor who renewed the classical tradition by occupying a
61  9,19|        excellent knowledge of both classical languages called him “the
62  9,19|          left translations of some classical authors, among them Demosthenes
63  9,19|           which contained the best classical authors, not to mention
64  9,19|        library comprising the best classical writers.~ As, in connection
65  9,19|            of the treasures of the classical world owing to conditions
66  9,19|           culture. By transmitting classical works to the West and thereby