Crinitus
Italian scholar and academic
Born
1475
551 years ago
Died
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Italy
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Active during the Renaissance, a prominent scholar contributed significantly to the field of education and literary criticism. Resided in Italy, focusing on humanistic studies and literature, and became known for writing influential texts that explored classical works and educational reform. Engaged in academic discourse, promoting the revival of ancient Greek and Roman texts, and played a key role in shaping Renaissance thought. His work laid foundational principles that influenced future generations of scholars and educators.
Authored 'De Honesta Disciplina'
Promoted humanism in education
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