Charles Rollin Quote

It is not reasonable they should be solely employed in the study of the Greek and Latin authors, and having no curiosity to become acquainted with the writers of their own nation, remain always strangers in their own country.


The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres, Vol. I, The Third Edition (1742), Book II, Ch. 2, Article 3: 'Of the different sorts of poems', p. 278


It is not reasonable they should be solely employed in the study of the Greek and Latin authors, and having no curiosity to become acquainted with...

It is not reasonable they should be solely employed in the study of the Greek and Latin authors, and having no curiosity to become acquainted with...

It is not reasonable they should be solely employed in the study of the Greek and Latin authors, and having no curiosity to become acquainted with...

It is not reasonable they should be solely employed in the study of the Greek and Latin authors, and having no curiosity to become acquainted with...