Libanius often laments the shift from the study of rhetoric to that of specialized professional skills. His complaints increase towards the end of his life. The orator shunned the study of Latin, the official language of administration and jurisprudence; he also looked down upon the Greek-speaking part of the empire. While intransigent and polemical on official occasions, his tone became more conciliatory in his teaching.

La lingua degli Italoi. Conoscenza e uso del latino nell’Oriente greco di IV secolo attraverso l’opera di Libanio

Andrea Pellizzari
2019-01-01

Abstract

Libanius often laments the shift from the study of rhetoric to that of specialized professional skills. His complaints increase towards the end of his life. The orator shunned the study of Latin, the official language of administration and jurisprudence; he also looked down upon the Greek-speaking part of the empire. While intransigent and polemical on official occasions, his tone became more conciliatory in his teaching.
2019
Latin in Byzantium I, Late Antiquity and Beyond.
Brepols Publishers
Corpus Christianorum, Lingua Patrum
XII
131
142
9782503584928
Greco, Latino, Epistolografia greca, Scuola Tardoantica
Andrea Pellizzari
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