Women,
Education
of, 49, 124.
Aristotle and Ancient Educational Ideals by Thomas Davidson
?
), 33, 178.
Dionysiac Chorus, 85.
Dipoenis and Scyllis, 21.
Discus-throwing, 80.
Dorian Education, 41 _sqq. _
Doric Harmonies, 197.
Draco, 98.
Drawing, 189.
E
Education, "Old," 27, 33, 61 _sqq. _
" "New" 27, 93 _sqq. _
" Higher, 108.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Inspirer), 47.
Epaminondas, 40, 55.
Epheboi (Cadets), 49, 89, 90, 116, 118.
Epheboi, Oath of, 61, 89.
Epicureans, 210.
Epochs in Education, 26.
Essenism, 59, 212.
Ethnic and Cosmopolitan Life, 205.
Examinations, 64, 90.
F
Family Education in Athens, 64.
Freedom, Greek Tendency to, 19.
Freeman's Square, 116, 177.
Friendship, Aristotle on, 170.
G
Games, 66.
_Golden Words_, 57 _sqq. _, 146.
Grading in Schools, 85.
Grammar, 214, 221.
Greeks a Mixed Race, 20.
Greeks _vs. _ Barbarians, 12.
Guardians of Public Instruction, 185 _sqq. _
Gymnasia at Athens, 86, 105.
Gymnastics, 7, 77, 189.
H
Harmony, 55, 56, 76.
" Doric, Lydian, etc. 192.
" in Music, Unknown to Greeks, 73.
Hellenic Period of Education, 26, 32 _sqq. _
Hellenistic Period of Education, 27, 203 _sqq. _
Helots, 44 _sq. _
Hermaea, 79, 85.
Hermias, 155.
Hesiod, 22.
Hetaerae, 132.
Holidays, 85.
Homeric Education, 6, 17.
" Society and Kings, 16.
" Poems collected, 35.
Homeridae, 21.
I
Ideal of Greek Education, 3, 206.
Individualism and Philosophy, 93 _sqq. _, 207.
Induction, Method of, 162.
Ionian Education, 60 _sqq. _
Isaiah, 53, 133, 234.
Ischomachus, 124 _sqq. _
Isocrates, 209.
J
Javelin-casting, 81.
Jumping, 80.
Justinian, 211.
K
Kalokagathia, 8, 12, 15, 86.
Katharsis (purgation), 7, 76, 229.
Kindergarten, 66, 145.
Kingdom of Heaven, 234.
"Know Thyself," 108.
L
Larceny, Instruction in, 48.
Leaping, 80.
Learning, how viewed in Greece, 72.
Leisure, Education for, 33, 179.
Letters, 22, 188.
Letters, Introduction and Uses of, 21.
Liberal Arts, 180 _sqq. _, 198.
Library of Alexandria, 211.
Life the Original School, 6.
Literary Education, 72.
Love, as a Power in Life, 234.
Lyceum, 105, 171.
Lycurgus, 42, 43.
Lysis, 39.
M
Macedonian Period in Education, 13.
Marriage, 10, 127.
Melleirenes, 49.
Milo, the Wrestler, 55.
Money-making Classes, 13.
Music, 22, 34, 72 _sqq. _, 188, 191.
Music, Greek Feeling for, 76, 146.
Museum at Alexandria, 211.
N
Nymphaeum at Stagira, 156.
Neoplatonism, 212, 227.
O
OEconomy, 13.
Olympic Games, 78.
P
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , 46, 185, 187.
Palaestra, 69 _sq. _, 78 _sq. _
Pantheism, 136.
Parmenides, 24.
Parthenon, 24, 106.
Pedagogical State, 172 _sqq. _
Pedagogue, 68.
Peleus, 7.
Pentathlon, 88.
Pericles, 105 _sqq. _
Perioikoi, 44.
Periods of Greek Education, 26 _sqq. _
Persian Education, 115 _sqq. _
Personality, 202.
Pherecydes, 53.
Phiditia, 44.
Philolaus, 39.
Philosophy, Rise of, 22.
Philosophy and Individualism, 93 _sqq. _
Physical Culture, 189.
Physicians in Homer, 17.
Pindar, 39.
Pisistratus, 35, 98, 178.
Plato, 29, 112, 133 _sqq. _, 134, 136, 137, 142.
Play, 66, 181 _sqq. _
Plotinus, 29, 225 _sqq. _, 228 _sqq. _
Poetesses, 21.
Poetry, Value of, for Education, 73 _sqq. _
"Professional," Meaning of, 195.
_Prometheia_, 24.
Proxenus of Atarneus, 155.
Purgation, 7, 76.
Pythagoras, 29, 52 _sqq. _, 149.
Pythias, 156.
Q
Quadrivium, 144, 198.
Quintilian, 29, 214 _sqq. _
R
Reading, 75.
Rhapsodes, 23.
Rhetorical Schools, 209, 217.
Roman Education, 216 _sqq. _
Roman Period, 27.
Ruling and Ruled, 176.
Running, 79.
S
School Education in Athens, 67.
" Buildings " " 69.
" Rooms " " 77.
Scipio Africanus, 216.
Singing, 75.
Slaves, 12.
Social Life in Greece, 18.
Socrates, 24, 107 _sqq. _
Socratic Method, 109.
Solon, and his Laws, 68, 98.
Soothsayers in Homer, 17.
Sophists, 23, 100 _sq. _
Spartan Education, 41, 43 _sqq. _
Spartan Girls, 49.
" Government, 44.
" Ideal, 42.
" Mercilessness, 45, 50.
" Women, 44.
Stagira, 155 _sq. _
State, Meaning of Term, 174.
State as a School, 91.
Stilo, Lucius AElius Praeconinus, 217.
Stoics, 210.
Supercivic Man, 136, 234.
T
Theban Education, 28.
Themistes, 17.
Theories of Education, 28.
Therapeuts, 212.
Thomas Aquinas, 165.
Thucydides' Daughter, 37.
Tragedy, 84.
Trivium, 144, 198.
U
University Education, 90.
" of Alexandria, 212.
" of Athens, 211.
W
_Wilhelm Meister_, 173.
Wingless Victory, 63.
Wisdom, the Ideal of Athens, 63.
Women, Education of, 49, 124.
Worth, 16, 48.
Worth, Aristotle's Paean to, 4.
Wrestling, 81 _sqq. _
Writing, 75.
X
Xenophon, 29, 113, 114 _sqq. _
" _Memoirs of Socrates_, 123.
" _OEconomics_, 124.
" on Female Education, 124 _sqq. _
Typography by J. S. Cushing & Co. , Boston, U. S. A.
Presswork by Berwick & Smith, Boston, U. S. A.
* * * * *
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
Corrections from the errata list on p. 2 have been incorporated into the
text.
Words in italics are indicated by underscores, _like this_.
The variant spellings "freeborn" and "free-born", "Staatspaedagogik" and
"Staatspaedagogik", "subdivided" and "sub-divided" are used in this text.
The abbreviations B. C. and A. D. sometimes precede their date, sometimes
follow it.
Amendments to the text have been made as follows:
p. 21: "Spata" amended to "Sparta".
p. 63: "civilizaton" amended to "civilization".
p. 74: "partiotism" amended to "patriotism".
p. 78: "neans" amended to "means".
p. 78: "humane" amended to "human".
p. 85: "pantomine" amended to "pantomime".
p. 186: "sufficent" amended to "sufficient".
p. 188: quotation mark deleted after "not being universal. "
p. 218: B. C. amended to A. D.
p. 227: "fourtieth" amended to "fortieth".
p. 243: "Grammer" amended to "Grammar".
p. 246: full stop added after "Mathematics".
p. 246: extra "the" deleted from "the following century".
Greek:
On p. 22 ? ? ? ? ? has not been changed to ? ? ? ? ? (as in LSJ) as it may be an
acceptable alternative form.
Similarly on p. 223 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? has not been changed to ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (as
in LSJ).
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1.
Dionysiac Chorus, 85.
Dipoenis and Scyllis, 21.
Discus-throwing, 80.
Dorian Education, 41 _sqq. _
Doric Harmonies, 197.
Draco, 98.
Drawing, 189.
E
Education, "Old," 27, 33, 61 _sqq. _
" "New" 27, 93 _sqq. _
" Higher, 108.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (Inspirer), 47.
Epaminondas, 40, 55.
Epheboi (Cadets), 49, 89, 90, 116, 118.
Epheboi, Oath of, 61, 89.
Epicureans, 210.
Epochs in Education, 26.
Essenism, 59, 212.
Ethnic and Cosmopolitan Life, 205.
Examinations, 64, 90.
F
Family Education in Athens, 64.
Freedom, Greek Tendency to, 19.
Freeman's Square, 116, 177.
Friendship, Aristotle on, 170.
G
Games, 66.
_Golden Words_, 57 _sqq. _, 146.
Grading in Schools, 85.
Grammar, 214, 221.
Greeks a Mixed Race, 20.
Greeks _vs. _ Barbarians, 12.
Guardians of Public Instruction, 185 _sqq. _
Gymnasia at Athens, 86, 105.
Gymnastics, 7, 77, 189.
H
Harmony, 55, 56, 76.
" Doric, Lydian, etc. 192.
" in Music, Unknown to Greeks, 73.
Hellenic Period of Education, 26, 32 _sqq. _
Hellenistic Period of Education, 27, 203 _sqq. _
Helots, 44 _sq. _
Hermaea, 79, 85.
Hermias, 155.
Hesiod, 22.
Hetaerae, 132.
Holidays, 85.
Homeric Education, 6, 17.
" Society and Kings, 16.
" Poems collected, 35.
Homeridae, 21.
I
Ideal of Greek Education, 3, 206.
Individualism and Philosophy, 93 _sqq. _, 207.
Induction, Method of, 162.
Ionian Education, 60 _sqq. _
Isaiah, 53, 133, 234.
Ischomachus, 124 _sqq. _
Isocrates, 209.
J
Javelin-casting, 81.
Jumping, 80.
Justinian, 211.
K
Kalokagathia, 8, 12, 15, 86.
Katharsis (purgation), 7, 76, 229.
Kindergarten, 66, 145.
Kingdom of Heaven, 234.
"Know Thyself," 108.
L
Larceny, Instruction in, 48.
Leaping, 80.
Learning, how viewed in Greece, 72.
Leisure, Education for, 33, 179.
Letters, 22, 188.
Letters, Introduction and Uses of, 21.
Liberal Arts, 180 _sqq. _, 198.
Library of Alexandria, 211.
Life the Original School, 6.
Literary Education, 72.
Love, as a Power in Life, 234.
Lyceum, 105, 171.
Lycurgus, 42, 43.
Lysis, 39.
M
Macedonian Period in Education, 13.
Marriage, 10, 127.
Melleirenes, 49.
Milo, the Wrestler, 55.
Money-making Classes, 13.
Music, 22, 34, 72 _sqq. _, 188, 191.
Music, Greek Feeling for, 76, 146.
Museum at Alexandria, 211.
N
Nymphaeum at Stagira, 156.
Neoplatonism, 212, 227.
O
OEconomy, 13.
Olympic Games, 78.
P
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , 46, 185, 187.
Palaestra, 69 _sq. _, 78 _sq. _
Pantheism, 136.
Parmenides, 24.
Parthenon, 24, 106.
Pedagogical State, 172 _sqq. _
Pedagogue, 68.
Peleus, 7.
Pentathlon, 88.
Pericles, 105 _sqq. _
Perioikoi, 44.
Periods of Greek Education, 26 _sqq. _
Persian Education, 115 _sqq. _
Personality, 202.
Pherecydes, 53.
Phiditia, 44.
Philolaus, 39.
Philosophy, Rise of, 22.
Philosophy and Individualism, 93 _sqq. _
Physical Culture, 189.
Physicians in Homer, 17.
Pindar, 39.
Pisistratus, 35, 98, 178.
Plato, 29, 112, 133 _sqq. _, 134, 136, 137, 142.
Play, 66, 181 _sqq. _
Plotinus, 29, 225 _sqq. _, 228 _sqq. _
Poetesses, 21.
Poetry, Value of, for Education, 73 _sqq. _
"Professional," Meaning of, 195.
_Prometheia_, 24.
Proxenus of Atarneus, 155.
Purgation, 7, 76.
Pythagoras, 29, 52 _sqq. _, 149.
Pythias, 156.
Q
Quadrivium, 144, 198.
Quintilian, 29, 214 _sqq. _
R
Reading, 75.
Rhapsodes, 23.
Rhetorical Schools, 209, 217.
Roman Education, 216 _sqq. _
Roman Period, 27.
Ruling and Ruled, 176.
Running, 79.
S
School Education in Athens, 67.
" Buildings " " 69.
" Rooms " " 77.
Scipio Africanus, 216.
Singing, 75.
Slaves, 12.
Social Life in Greece, 18.
Socrates, 24, 107 _sqq. _
Socratic Method, 109.
Solon, and his Laws, 68, 98.
Soothsayers in Homer, 17.
Sophists, 23, 100 _sq. _
Spartan Education, 41, 43 _sqq. _
Spartan Girls, 49.
" Government, 44.
" Ideal, 42.
" Mercilessness, 45, 50.
" Women, 44.
Stagira, 155 _sq. _
State, Meaning of Term, 174.
State as a School, 91.
Stilo, Lucius AElius Praeconinus, 217.
Stoics, 210.
Supercivic Man, 136, 234.
T
Theban Education, 28.
Themistes, 17.
Theories of Education, 28.
Therapeuts, 212.
Thomas Aquinas, 165.
Thucydides' Daughter, 37.
Tragedy, 84.
Trivium, 144, 198.
U
University Education, 90.
" of Alexandria, 212.
" of Athens, 211.
W
_Wilhelm Meister_, 173.
Wingless Victory, 63.
Wisdom, the Ideal of Athens, 63.
Women, Education of, 49, 124.
Worth, 16, 48.
Worth, Aristotle's Paean to, 4.
Wrestling, 81 _sqq. _
Writing, 75.
X
Xenophon, 29, 113, 114 _sqq. _
" _Memoirs of Socrates_, 123.
" _OEconomics_, 124.
" on Female Education, 124 _sqq. _
Typography by J. S. Cushing & Co. , Boston, U. S. A.
Presswork by Berwick & Smith, Boston, U. S. A.
* * * * *
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
Corrections from the errata list on p. 2 have been incorporated into the
text.
Words in italics are indicated by underscores, _like this_.
The variant spellings "freeborn" and "free-born", "Staatspaedagogik" and
"Staatspaedagogik", "subdivided" and "sub-divided" are used in this text.
The abbreviations B. C. and A. D. sometimes precede their date, sometimes
follow it.
Amendments to the text have been made as follows:
p. 21: "Spata" amended to "Sparta".
p. 63: "civilizaton" amended to "civilization".
p. 74: "partiotism" amended to "patriotism".
p. 78: "neans" amended to "means".
p. 78: "humane" amended to "human".
p. 85: "pantomine" amended to "pantomime".
p. 186: "sufficent" amended to "sufficient".
p. 188: quotation mark deleted after "not being universal. "
p. 218: B. C. amended to A. D.
p. 227: "fourtieth" amended to "fortieth".
p. 243: "Grammer" amended to "Grammar".
p. 246: full stop added after "Mathematics".
p. 246: extra "the" deleted from "the following century".
Greek:
On p. 22 ? ? ? ? ? has not been changed to ? ? ? ? ? (as in LSJ) as it may be an
acceptable alternative form.
Similarly on p. 223 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? has not been changed to ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (as
in LSJ).
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