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List of Illustrations | |
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List of Tables | |
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Preface | |
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Note on Quotations and Translations | |
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Abbreviations | |
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Teachers and Pupils | |
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The Organization of Schooling | |
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The Medieval Background | |
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The Decline of Church Schools | |
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Schools in the Trecento | |
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Communal Latin Schools | |
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Communal Abbaco Schools | |
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Elementary and Secondary Teachers on University Rolls | |
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Independent Schools | |
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Academic Calendar and Corporal Punishment | |
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The Lives of Teachers | |
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Venetian Schools in the High Renaissance | |
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Schooling and Literacy in 1587 | |
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Curricula | |
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Teachers | |
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Church Schools | |
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Sestiere Schools | |
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Florentine and Roman Schools in the High Renaissance | |
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Villani's Statistics of 1338 | |
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Florentine Schooling in 1480 | |
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Roman Schools | |
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Communal Supervision of Roman Schools | |
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Girls and Working-Class Boys in School | |
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What Should Girls Learn? | |
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Female Teachers | |
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Female Pupils | |
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Working-Class Schoolboys | |
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The Latin Curriculum | |
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The Coming of the Studia Humanitatis | |
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The Late Medieval Latin Curriculum | |
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The Humanistic Alternative | |
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The Rediscovery of Cicero | |
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Greek | |
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Three Famous Teachers | |
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The Establishment of the Studia Humanitatis | |
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Learning the ABCs with Hornbook and Primer | |
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Tavola and Salterio | |
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Learning to Read | |
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Grammar | |
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The Medieval Grammatical Tradition | |
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The Beginning of Renaissance Grammar | |
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Grammar Manuals in the Classroom | |
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Ianua | |
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Donatus melior, Donato al senno, and Vernacular Latin Grammars | |
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The Renaissance Grammatical Tradition | |
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Grammatical Drill and Elementary Reading | |
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Rhetoric | |
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The Advanced Humanistic Curriculum | |
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From Medieval to Renaissance Rhetoric | |
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Cicero | |
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The Epistulae ad familiares as Prose Model | |
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Learning to Write like Cicero | |
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Words and Things | |
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Rhetoric and Life | |
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The Rest of the Latin Curriculum | |
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Poetry | |
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Poetry in the Classroom | |
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The Paraphrase-Commentary | |
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Terence, Horace, and Ovid | |
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History | |
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Caesar, Sallust, and Valerius Maximus in the Classroom | |
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Moral Philosophy | |
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Greek and Logic | |
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The Vernacular Curriculum | |
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Italian Literature | |
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Religious Texts | |
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Chivalric Romances | |
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The Vita di Marco Aurelio of Guevara | |
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Learning Merchant Skills | |
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Abbaco | |
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Abbaco Classroom Instruction | |
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Double-Entry Bookkeeping | |
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Writing | |
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The Schools of the Catholic Reformation | |
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The Schools of Christian Doctrine | |
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Reading and Writing | |
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The Summario | |
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The Interrogatorio | |
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Other Texts | |
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High and Low in the Catechism Schools | |
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The Religious Knowledge of the Laity | |
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The Schools of the Religious Orders | |
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Jesuit Schools | |
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Schoolmasters to the Elite | |
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The Jesuit Curriculum | |
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The Scuole Pie | |
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The Schools of the Old Regime | |
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The Role of the Church | |