A History of Education Before the Middle Ages

Æschylus æsthetic Ancient Aristotle arts Assyria Athenian Athens Babylonia became become boys Brahmans catechumenal century ceremonies Chap Chinese Christ Christianity Church civilization clan Cloth conception Confucius consisted culture doctrine early educa Egypt Egyptians elementary schools Empire especially ethical father formal gods gradually Græco-Roman grammar Greece Greek held Hellenic henotheism Herodotus higher History of Education ideals ideas imitation individual influence instruction intellectual interpretation Israelites Jehovah Jews knowledge known largely laws learned ligion literary literature Lycurgus Macedon means ment method Mishna moral nations nature organization Orient palæstra period Persians philosophers Plato Plutarch political practical primitive progress prophets Protagoras pupils Quintilian regarded religion religious Republic rhetorical schools Roman Rome sacred books savage scribes social society Socrates sophists soul Sparta taught teacher teaching temples tion traditions Twelve Tables universal various virtue women worship writing youth Zoroastrian