scholastic
SCHOLASTIC
*scholasticus (σχολαστικός). In a scholastic manner *scholasticorum more: *ut assolent in scholis.
*scholasticus (σχολαστικός). In a scholastic manner *scholasticorum more: *ut assolent in scholis.
scholastic:
1. schŏlastĭcus (having to do with the philosophical schools): s. controversies, s. controversiae, Tac. Or. 14, fin.: cf. Quint. 4, 2, 92 (where the phr. recurs and is explained).
2. expr. by schŏla: s. expressions, verba e philosophorum scholis petita, cf. Cic. Or. 27, 95: there is something s. about the style, *genus scribendi scholam [magis quam vitam] sapere videtur.
3. umbrātĭlis, e (esp. of language proper for the study; not savouring of the actual conflict of the forum and real life): the language of philosophers is quiet and s., mollis est oratio philosophorum et u., Cic. Or. 19, 64.
1. schŏlastĭcus (having to do with the philosophical schools): s. controversies, s. controversiae, Tac. Or. 14, fin.: cf. Quint. 4, 2, 92 (where the phr. recurs and is explained).
2. expr. by schŏla: s. expressions, verba e philosophorum scholis petita, cf. Cic. Or. 27, 95: there is something s. about the style, *genus scribendi scholam [magis quam vitam] sapere videtur.
3. umbrātĭlis, e (esp. of language proper for the study; not savouring of the actual conflict of the forum and real life): the language of philosophers is quiet and s., mollis est oratio philosophorum et u., Cic. Or. 19, 64.