Meanings of classical culture in English

A totally erroneous conception of what constituted classical culture was thus brought about.

Assumptions which had their origin in feudal or even in classical culture continued unquestioned.

Mr. Ware was a man of great learning of classical culture, and elegant accomplishments.

With the breaking up of the Empire the stream of classical culture was restricted to a narrow channel-theChurch.

Primary endpoint: detection of the inoculated pneumococci by classical culture from nasal wash recovered from the participants after pneumococcal challenge.

The second phase of mediaeval rhetoric is characteristic of a geographical position more remote from the center of classical culture.

I soon found him to be a man of classical culture, refined tastes, and unsurpassed eloquence,-altogether ,oneof the most attractive of men.

Its leader, William Budé, felt, as did Erasmus, that it was possible to unite the classical culture of the Renaissance with a purified Catholicism.

Exploration: Early classical cultures shared the concept of a shining region in the far north, enamelled with purity.

This version of Orthodoxy was now the basis for Christian belief among a people with no reason to take an interest in Classical culture.