61. Marion Giebel: Quintilian Translate this page Marion Giebel. quintilian - Ein römischer Schulmeister im Licht der modernen Pädagogik. Damalslebte in Rom der Rhetoriklehrer quintilian (ca. 35-100 n. Chr.). http://www.klassphil.uni-muenchen.de/~waiblinger/quint.html

Marion Giebel natura ) und die sorgsame Betreuung ( cura cura imitatio

62. QUINTILIAN ON HUMOR AS RHETORIC quintilian ON HUMOR AS RHETORIC In Institutes of Oratory , the classical philosopherquintilian defines rhetoric as “the science of speaking well, and he http://eee.uci.edu/faculty/losh/syllabi/quintilian.htm

QUINTILIAN ON HUMOR AS RHETORIC In Institutes of Oratory , the classical philosopher Quintilian defines rhetoric as “the science of speaking well," and he uses the term "rhetoric" interchangeably with "oratory." He defines humor, on the other hand, as a "talent with "certain imperious forces of its own." Those "forces" are largely dependent on the audience, how the audience receives and reacts to humor. Nevertheless, humor has a general tendency to dispel the “graver emotions of the judge by exciting his laughter.” Quintilian , however, draws the line as to how far humor can be used. For instance, Quintilian states, “Our jests should never be designed to wound.” Yet, much of the humor on the September 11 attacks is indeed intended to “wound,” Osama Bin Laden in particular. Quintilian seems to warn against this kind of behavior, saying that “it is the duty not merely of the orator, but of any reasonable human being, when attacking one whom it is dangerous to offend to take care that his remarks do not end in exciting serious enmity.” Indeed, the attacks on Osama Bin Laden may result in “exciting serious enmity” not just between Bin Laden sympathizers and America but between members of the Arab race and supporters of the war on terrorism if the humorous attacks go too far and are taken too seriously. Such a

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64. Classics-L: Quintilian 10.7.11 quintilian 10.7.11. asked. Can anyone tell me to what quintilianrefers specifically with alogos tribe ( usus irrationalis )? http://omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu:8080/hyper-lists/classics-l/01-12-01/0632.htm

Quintilian 10.7.11 Date view Thread view Subject view Author view ... Attachment view From: Terrence Lockyer ( lockyert@mweb.co.za Date: Tue Nov 27 2001 - 14:05:32 EST Next message: Diana Wright: "5th-C Athens" Previous message: Dan Tompkins: "alumni ed on web?" In reply to: Alessandra Fusi: "Quintilian 10.7.11" Reply: Alessandra Fusi: "Re: Quintilian 10.7.11" *Reply* On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Alessandra Fusi asked : Can anyone tell me to what Quintilian refers specifically : with alogos tribe ("usus irrationalis")? I thought it might be useful if the text to which AF refers were available, so I post it below, from the Loeb of H. E. Butler.[[1]] Quintilian has been discussing the many things of which a speaker must be in control as he speaks, and specifically the necessity to keep looking ahead in order to ensure a smooth and ordered delivery. IO 10.7.11, and Quintilian's description of the technique, is as follows: Est igitur usus quidam irrationalis, quern Graeci A)/LOGON TRIBH/N vocant, qua manus in scribendo decurrit, qua oculi totos sirnul in lectione versus flexusque eorum et transitus intuentur, et ante sequentia vident quam priora dixerunt. Quo constant miracula illa in scenis pilariorum ac ventilatorum, ut ea quae emiserint ultro venire in manus credas et qua iubentur decurrere. "There is, therefore, a certain mechanical knack, which the Greeks call A)/LOGOj TRIBH/, which enables the hand to go on scribbling, while the eye takes in whole lines at once as it reads, observes the intonations and the stops, and sees what is coming before the reader has articulated to himself what precedes. It is a similar knack which makes possible those miraculous tricks which we see jugglers and masters of sleight of hand perform upon the stage, in such a manner that the spectator can scarcely help believing that the objects which they throw into the air come to hand of their own accord, and run where they are bidden."

65. Questions On Quintilian's Institutes Of Oratory Questions on quintilian's Institutes of Oratory. 1. In the pages from Book VI, quintilianrecommends tactics that seem to some to be unethical. Do you agree? http://www.tc.umn.edu/~awalzer/rhet5775/Quintilianquestions.html

Questions on Quintilian's Institutes of Oratory. 1. In the pages from Book VI, Quintilian recommends tactics that seem to some to be unethical. Do you agree? How can these tactics be reconciled with his conception of the ideal orator as the good person skilled in speaking? 2. Compare Quintilian's understanding of ethos with Aristotle's. The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author. The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by the University of Minnesota.

66. Marcus Fabuis Quintilian Marcus Fabuis quintilian (3595 AD). He wrote Institutio Oratoriaand synthesized Greek rhetoric by building on what Cicero did. http://www.libarts.ucok.edu/english/rhetoric/rhetoric/quintilian.htm

Marcus Fabuis Quintilian (35-95 AD) He wrote Institutio Oratoria and synthesized Greek rhetoric by building on what Cicero did. Ethos: A Good man is a good speaker.

67. Quintilian quintilian, vol. 1. Welcome to the web site of Watson's quintilian.There being no complete English translation of quintilian's http://www.sfu.ca/classics/quintilian/

Quintilian, vol. 1 Welcome to the web site of Watson's Quintilian There being no complete English translation of Quintilian's Institutes of Oratory (besides those published in the Loeb editions ) since the Rev. John Selby Watson published his in 1891, which is now largely inaccessible, this site has been established in order to facilitate access to this translation by browsers. The site offers scanned versions of Watson's translation both in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and in Microsoft Word format Since we are not currently working on Quintilian, we have not taken the time to edit the Word version of the text to ensure the accuracy of the scanning, but we hope that cross reference to the pdf version, which reproduces the Watson text as it actually appears in book form, will make up for this limitation. So far, we have only scanned Volume 1. Volume 2 will be available soon, we hope. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader SITE CONTENTS: quintilian.doc quintilian.pdf

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69. Quintilian quintilian. quintilian Institutio Oratoria Books IIII. The Orator's 1549).Minor Declamations Ascribed to quintilian. quintilian http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/q/quintilian.html

Quintilian Quintilian : Institutio Oratoria : Books I-III The Orator's Education : Books 1 - 2 (Loeb Classical Library, No 124) Quintilian on the Teaching of Speaking and Writing : Translations from Books One, Two, and Ten of the Institutio Oratoria (Landmarks in Rhetoric and p Arguments in Rhetoric Against Quintilian : Translation and Text of Peter Ramus's Rhetoricae Distinctiones in Quintilianum (1549) Minor Declamations Ascribed to Quintilian Quintilian on the Teaching of Speaking and Writing : Translations from Books One, Two, and Ten of the Institutio Oratoria Institutio Oratoria of Quintilian/Books X-XII Title Institutio Oratoria of Quintilian/Books VII-IX Quintilian As Educator; Selections from the Institutio Oratoria of Marcus Fabius Quintilianus. Declamationes Minores (Bibliotheca Teubneriana) L'istituzione oratoria Authors: Q ArtistActorActress.com

70. Quintilian On Status: A Progymnasma Status Stasis Doctrine HOME. BOTTOM. CHAPTER. “quintilian on Status a Progymnasma” 1 Firstpublished in Hermes 96.3 (1968) 356368 mail@gouwen.com www.gouwen.com. http://www.avalon.net/~gouwen/P_quintilian-progymnasma14.html

HOME BOTTOM CHAPTER “Quintilian on Status: a Progymnasma” First published in Hermes mail@gouwen.com www.gouwen.com [page 356] Perusal of the bibliographies of the scholarly literature on Quintilian makes it clear that the justly famous Book X of the I. O. has received more than ample attention, but one of the more difficult technical chapters (3, 6), dealing with the doctrine of status, has escaped the specific and individual elucidation which it surely merits. My intention in the present paper is twofold: I. to outline Quintilian's procedure and purpose in recapitulating his predecessors' theories of status, and II. to indicate Quintilian's own thoughts on status and, where necessary, to note certain inconsistencies in Quintilian's position. Hopefully this essay may provide a foundation for further and more detailed studies of Quintilian's views on status and rhetorical theory in general.

71. Review Of George Kennedy Quintilian Twayne World Authors Series 59 This little volume fills a need of long standing, as no general account of quintilian'slife, times and contribution has hitherto existed in English. http://www.avalon.net/~gouwen/P_R_kennedy-quintilian.html

HOME BOTTOM CHAPTER Back to Reviews Menu Book Reviews mail@gouwen.com www.gouwen.com Review of George Kennedy Quintilian Twayne World Authors series 59 Detroit: Wayne State University Press New York 1969. Pp.ix,155. $4.95. First published in Classical Journal 66.4 (April 1971) : 371-372. [Reprinted with the permission of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South] This little volume fills a need of long standing, as no general account of Quintilian's life, times and contribution has hitherto existed in English. The book is sensibly broken up into discussions of "back-ground" and, book by book of the Institutio, the matters of education, rhetoric and criticism. The first chapter contains a succinct account of the role of rhetoric and oratory in the Classical world, the life of Quintilian, the his­torical and cultural ambience of the Flavian era, and Quintilian's professional and literary activity. The running commentary and analysis of the Institutio form the bulk of the study and, for the limited size of the book, is quite thorough. The systematic nature of the education of the orator which Quintilian envisions makes itself nicely felt in Kennedy's linear treatment.

72. Marcus Fabius Quintilian - Quotes And Quotations Quotes Authors A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. Author Marcus Fabius quintilian, http://www.jokemonster.com/quotes/authors/m/a132666.html

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73. HK91.com Quote Library: Marcus Fabius Quintilian Marcus Fabius quintilian. Ancient Roman Educator. Doctors robber. .quintilian, Institutio Oratoria, II, xvi (first century AD). http://www.hkweaponsystems.com/cgi-bin/quote.pl?quintilian

74. LATI 121. Quintilian: Institutio Oratoria - Marquette University LATI 121. quintilian Institutio Oratoria 3 sem. hrs. Required forteaching majors. Offered occasionally. Prereq LATI 055 or 056. http://www.marquette.edu/bulletin/description/LATI121.html

LATI 121. Quintilian: Institutio Oratoria 3 sem. hrs. Required for teaching majors. Offered occasionally. Prereq: LATI 055 or 056. Bulletin Home Search Course Descriptions

75. The Romans - Quintilian quintilian BOOK II Chapter 1 Boys are not put under the professor of rhetoric earlyenough; reasons why they should begin to receive instruction from him at http://www.logie.net/3701/Quintilian.html

QUINTILIAN: BOOK II Chapter 1 Boys are not put under the professor of rhetoric early enough; reasons why they should begin to receive instruction from him at an earlier age, 1- 3 The professions of the grammarian and teacher of rhetoric should be in some degree united, 4-13. 4. Let us assign each of these professions its due limits. Let grammar, (which, turning it into a Latin word, they have called literatura, literature,") know its own boundaries, especially as it is so far advanced beyond the humility indicated by its name, to which humility the early grammarians restricted themselves; for, though but weak at its source, yet, having gained strength from the poets and historians,4 it now flows on in a full channel; since, besides the art of speaking correctly, which would otherwise be far from a comprehensive art, it has engrossed the study of almost all the highest departments of learning; 5. and let not rhetoric, to which the power of eloquence has given its name, decline its own duties, or rejoice that the task belonging to itself is appropriated by another; for while it neglects its duties, it is almost expelled from its domain. 6. I would not deny, indeed, that some of those who profess grammar, may make such progress in knowledge as to be able to teach the principles of oratory; but, when they do so, they will be discharging the duties of a rhetorician, and not their own.

76. Quintilianus Marcus Fabius, Quintilian Translate this page quintilianus, Marcus Fabius. In den Katalogen der UB Basel. Werkevon quintilianus (Texte und Übersetzungen) im Katalog IDS Basel http://www.ub.unibas.ch/kadmos/latin/autoren/Quintilianus.html

Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius In den Katalogen der UB Basel Werke von Quintilianus Werke von Quintilianus im Katalog IDS Basel Bern Originaltexte Opera (Opera. Auswahl) / The Latin Library Credits Institutio oratoria (Institutionis oratoriae libri) / IntraText Digital Library Quelle unbekannt L'institution oratoire (Institutionis oratoriae libri. Lib 1) / Bibliotheca Classica Selecta Informationen und Ressourcen Quintilianus / Bibliographia Latina Selecta Bibliographie in Lateinisch Erstellt von M.v.d. Poel Feedback Bearbeitet von: Christoph Schneider Email: Christoph Schneider Telefon: ++41 61 267 31 21 Aktualisiert am: 9 August 2002

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Unsworth's Booksellers [Quintilian] Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius: Oratoriarum Institutionum Libri Duodecim., [...]. Small folio. Pp. [viii], 330. One woodcut headpiece, woodcut initials, title within woodcut architectural title-border with Dionysius, Cleopatra and Aesclypius, by Hans Holbein. Marginalia in a contemporary hand throughout but sparingly. Internally well-preserved but with some age-yellowing. Marbled boards, backed in late 19th or early 20th c. library leather. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Unsworth's Booksellers ; click here for further details.

78. Classical Studies/Roman/Quintilian - Fractured Atlas Links Directory LINKS quintilian A short but valuable assessment of the man and histeachings. The quintilian Page Interesting essays on quintilian http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/links/Classical_Studies/Roman/Quintilian/

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