Teachers and Texts in the Ancient World

Teachers and Texts in the Ancient World presents a comprehensive and accessible survey of religious and philosophical teaching and classroom practices in the ancient world. H. Gregory Snyder synthesizes a wide range of ancient evidence and modern scholarship to address such questions as how the literary practices of Jews and Christians compared to the literary practices of the philosophical schools and whether Christians were particularly noteworthy for their attatchment to scripture. Teachers and Texts in the Ancient World will be of interest to students of classics, ancient history, the early Christian world and Jewish studies

Linguistics · Historical and Linguistic Studies · History · Philosophy · 10-425 · ancient · Ancient & Classical · Ancient Philosophy · Catéchèse · Christian education · Christianity and other religions, judaism · Christianity, early church, ca. 30-600 · Early church · Éducation religieuse juive · Étude et enseignement · History & Surveys · Jewish religious education · Judaism, talmudic period · Philosophie ancienne · Study and teaching

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