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period of the
Roman Empire, the
paedagogus became the
director of the
paedagogium.
There were no
public schools in the
early Roman Republic so boys were...
- for the
imperial palace, which,
after Caligula died,
became used as a
Paedagogium (boarding school) for
imperial page boys. Later, the
street along which...
- to be sent to Italy,
where he was
probably schooled at the
imperial paedagogium at the
Caelian Hill.
Hadrian meanwhile had
continued to tour the empire...
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inheritor of the
Wittelsbach court library. In 1559
Albert founded the
Paedagogium in Munich.
Albert bought whole collections in Rome and Venice; in Venice...
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first mention is of a 110-point star for the 50th
anniversary of the
Paedagogium (classical
school for boys) in Niesky.
Around 1880,
Peter Verb****, an...
- 1592, and from 10 to 20
April 1695. In 1536,
Heinrich the Rich
built a "
paedagogium" in the
buildings that had once
housed a
Franciscan Monastery. It later...
- Halle. He was then appointed, in 1762, as one of the
masters in the
Paedagogium at Halle, and in 1765
became Conrector of the
school at Sorau, at that...
-
composer and organist.
Having completed his
secondary studies at the "
Paedagogium" in Munich, now
called the Wilhelmsgymnasium, in 1804, Ett continued...
- Aurelio.
There is also the
famous Alexamenos graffito,
discovered in the
Paedagogium in 1857,
transferred first to the
Kircherian Museum and then to the National...
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children to this school. In the
spring of 1695,
Francke founded the
Paedagogium, a
school for
higher education for
members of
nobility and
middle class...
