Education in Renaissance England

Aristotle arithmetic arts Ascham Benchers Bishop Bruni Cambridge chantry Christian Church Cicero claimed classical Colet College common course dialogues dictionary E. F. Jacob early edition Edward Elizabethan Elyot England English Erasmus example exercises F. J. Furnivall fifteenth followed French gentleman grammar schools Greek hath Henry History humanism humanist ibid ideas included Inns of Court instruction Italian Italy John knowledge language later Latin Law French lawyers learning lectures letters literature manuals master medieval merchant method Middle Temple moot Mulcaster navigation nobility noble Oxford period Petrarch practical Prince printed produced profit pupils Quintilian Reader Reformation Renaissance Renaissance England rhetoric Richard Robert Royal scholars schoolmasters seventeenth century Sir Thomas sixteenth century social Society statutes taught teacher teaching Temple Records texts tion tongue traditional translation treatise Tudor tutor verso virtue whilst William wisdom words writing young