Marcus Cornelius Fronto: Correspondence, I (Loeb Classical by Fronto, C. R. Haines
By Fronto, C. R. Haines
The correspondence of Fronto--a a lot favorite orator and rhetorician who was once befriended by means of the emperor Antoninus Pius and instructor of his followed sons Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus--offers a useful photo of aristocratic existence and literary tradition within the second century. His letters demonstrate Fronto's powerful stylistic perspectives and dislike of Stoicism in addition to his family members joys and sorrows. They painting the successes and trials of a sought after determine within the palace, literary salons, the Senate, and lawcourts, and so they provide a desirable checklist of the connection among the major instructor of his time and his illustrious scholar Marcus Aurelius, his leader correspondent. The Loeb Classical Library variation of Fronto is in volumes.
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See also above. Crutwell, C. , History of Roman Literature, pp. 463-5, Lond. 1887. Daunon, Jotcrn. d. Sar. Sept. 1816, pp. : review of Mai's edition (1815). Dareste, A. C, Dc rhctore Ael. Aristide, 1843. Desrousseaux, A. , Rev. de Phil. 10, pp. 149 ff. (1886). Dircksen, H. E. Opp. 1, pp. 24:3-253, 276-280. Dobson, J. , Classical Quarterly, Jan. 1912. , De M. Cornelii Frontonis institutione oratoria. , " De Frontonis Syntaxi," Acta Semin. phi/. Erlangcnsis, ii. 311-354 (1881) ; Bl. f. d. bayr. -toes] xix.
Mnem. x. 9 review of Brakman's work. , Jcnaer Lit. Ztg. 1874, p. 631. Beer, Rud. Am. d. philos. -hist. Kl. Akad. d. Wist, Vienna, 1911, nr. xi. " Beltrami, Ach. Le tendenze leltcrarie negli scritli di Frontone Milan, 1907. "II numerus e Frontone," in Riv. di 1906. See also Berl. Phil. Woch. xxx. 1 Bibl. fil. 36, Phil. Mass. 1908, p. 61 Classici e Neolatvai, v. 1. , Arohivf. lutein. Lexicographic (WdlfHin), 9, p. 491 (1896). Boissonade, Biographic Universelle, xvi. 121 ff. article See also Cassan's translation of Fronto, ii.
Gell. xix. 8. 2 Aul. Gell. ii. 26. " FRONTO, THE ORATOR AND THE effects of more the Ciceronian tradition tended more and to squeeze the life out of the language, the ingrained feeling that "the old spread MAN among is better" gradually the leaders of literary thought. immense impetus was given An tendency by the versatile litterateur Hadrian, who openly preferred Ennius to Vergil and Cato to Cicero. But Fronto, fond as he was of old words and ancient locutions, insisted that such must be not only old but more expressive and appropriate than modern ones, or they must not be preferred.



