Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Later Roman Education in Ausonius, Capella and the Theodosian Code: With Translations and Commentary
It is the misfortune of those Who are interested in history in general, and in the history of education in particular, that many of the most interesting and important documents which we have inherited from the past are inaccessible except in the ancient languages. In these few pages, therefore, I have made accessible in English for the first time some of the more typical and important passages in Ausonius, Capella, and the Theodosian Code, which relate to education. To these translations I have added such brief explanations and biographical notices as seemed to be desirable. Although myself wholly responsible for the translations, I am indebted to Professor Gonzalez Lodge and Professor Paul Monroe of Teachers College for their valued.
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