The Classical Heritage and its Beneficiaries

Since its first publication in 1954, The Classical Heritage has become established as a classic introduction to cultural and intellectual history from the Carolingian age to the end of the Renaissance

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• Bión de Esmirna y la muerte de Adonis en Juan de la Cueva y Pedro Soto de Rojas

  Open Access•Leonor Hernández Oñate•2023

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• Reflections on ethical and legal problems discussed by Erasmus and Montaigne

  Edmund J Campion•The European Legacy•1997

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• Assessment in historical perspective

  Open Access•Ben Wilbrink•Studies In Educational Evaluation•1997

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• Who Wants to Live Forever

  Bryan Brazeau•Modern Language Notes•2014

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• N+2, or a Late Renaissance Poetics of Enumeration

  Christopher D Johnson•Modern Language Notes•2012

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• The Two Oedipuses

  Richard Fabrizio•Modern Language Notes•1995

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• Hagiography by the Book

  Spencer J Weinreich•Journal of the History of Ideas•2019

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• The shaping of character

  Open Access•Stephen Gaukroger•Critical Quarterly•2024

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• Tradition vs. Reception as Models for Studying the Great Books

  Michael Broder•The Classical World•2013

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• The new direction in poetry

  Open Access•W V Clausen, Wendell Clausen•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Rhetoric and scholarship

  Open Access•F R D Goodyear•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Classics and Celtic Literary Modernism

  Open Access•Gregory Baker•Classics and Celtic Literary…•2022

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• Theocritus and Virgil

  Open Access•W V Clausen, Wendell Clausen•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Prose and mime

  Open Access•Nicholas Horsfall•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Cicero and the relationship of oratory to literature

  Open Access•L P Wilkinson•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Martial and Juvenal

  Open Access•J C Bramble•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Books and readers in the Roman world

  Open Access•E J Kenney•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• The Younger Seneca

  Open Access•C J Herington•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Challenge and response

  Open Access•David Vessey, D W T C Vessey•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• The genesis of poetry in Rome

  Open Access•Gordon Williams•The Cambridge History of…•1982

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• Aristotelian Ethics before the Nicomachean Ethics

  Cary J Nederman•Parergon•1989

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• The Classical ‘Traception’

  Open Access•William J Dominik•International Journal of the…•2023

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• Literature for the rainbow nation

  Open Access•David J Johnson, David Johnson•Journal of Literary Studies•1994

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• An unfashionable rhetoric in the fifteenth century

  Marjorie Curry Woods•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1989

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• The study of rhetoric in the twelfth century

  John Bliese, John R E Bliese•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1977

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• The Humanistic Interests of the Early Tudor Episcopate

  Open Access•Rosemary Masek•Church History•1970

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• On the oral transmission of architectural theory

  Open Access•Joseph Rykwert•Res: Anthropology and Aesthetics•1982

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• La Religion de L'Antiqué, de Cicéron à Chateaubriand

  Open Access•Suzanne Gély•Classica - Revista Brasileira de…•1990

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• The Difference the Middle Ages Makes

  Hahn Thomas•Journal of Medieval and Early…•2001

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• Dutch Humanists' Knowledge of America

  Open Access•Jan Lechner•Itinerario•1992

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• A collection of inscriptions for Lorenzo de' Medici. Two dedicatory letters from Fra Giovanni Giocondo

  Open Access•Michael Koortbojian•Papers of the British School at…•2002

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• Readings of Imperial Rome from Lomonosov to Pushkin

  Open Access•Andrew Kahn•Slavic Review•1993

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• Notebooks as memory aids

  Open Access•Robert Yeo•Memory Studies•2007

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• The Byzantine Church and Hellenic Learning in the Fourteenth Century

  Open Access•D M Nicol•Studies in Church History•1969

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• The making of a lawyer

  Open Access•Paschalis M Kitromilides•Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies•1993

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• Representing Orestes’ Revenge

  Robert S Miola•Classical Receptions Journal•2016

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• Remigius' Ideas on the Classification of the Seven Liberal Arts

  Open Access•Cora E Lutz•Traditio•1956

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• Christianity and Republicanism

  Open Access•Antony Black•American Political Science Review•1998

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• The Evolution of the Form of Plays in English During the Renaissance

  Open Access•T H Howard-Hill•Renaissance Quarterly•1990

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• What’s Hecuba to Shakespeare

  Open Access•Tanya Pollard•Renaissance Quarterly•2012

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• Marguerite de Navarre and the Androgynous Portrait of François Ier

  Open Access•Barbara Hochstetler Meyer•Renaissance Quarterly•1995

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• An Infinity of Relics

  Open Access•Spencer J Weinreich•Renaissance Quarterly•2021

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• Individualism in Twelfth-Century Religion. Some Further Reflections

  Open Access•Colin Morris•The Journal of Ecclesiastical…•1980

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• William of Malmesbury as Historian and Man of Letters

  Open Access•Rodney M Thomson•The Journal of Ecclesiastical…•1978

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• Still Waters Run Deep

  Open Access•R P H Green•The Classical Quarterly•1985

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• Ciceros rhetoric in the middle ages

  James J Murphy•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1967

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• Homer for the Court of François I

  Open Access•Marian Rothstein•Renaissance Quarterly•2006

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• Proba's cento

  Open Access•R P H Green•The Classical Quarterly•1995

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