On the early education of the citizen-orator. Institutio oratoria, book I, and book II, chapters one through ten by Quintilian

“…Library of liberal arts.…”

Ancient Roman religion. by Grant, Frederick C. 1891-1974

Greek and Roman education : a sourcebook / by Joyal, Mark

Table of Contents: “…Early Greece to c. 500 BC -- Sparta -- Athens in the fifth and fourth centuries BC -- The sophists, Socrates, and the fifth-century enlightenment -- Fourth-century theory and practice: Isocrates, Plato, and Aristotle -- The Hellenistic period (c. 335-30 BC) -- Early Rome to c. 100 BC -- Reading, writing, and literary study: late Roman Republic and Empire -- Teaching and learning the liberal arts and rhetoric: Cicero to Quintilian -- Pagans and Christians: from the second century AD to the end of Antiquity.…”