70 Year Magazine Archive

Virtue and Witches

by Frances Beck

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ed, for instance, with Latin, Greek, French, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, and perhaps Arabic. It included logic, rhetoric, ethics, philosophy, theology, music and mathematics. It also taught a young man to judge and to ride a horse; and what it is to be a man. It was an education fit for governors. It fitted a man to be a statesman or a poet, a priest or a magistrate.

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