The Ciceronian School

The Ciceronian School was an influential group of Renaissance scholars, named after the ancient Roman orator Cicero. They focused on studying and emulating Cicero’s Latin style, emphasizing clarity, elegance, and persuasive communication. Their goal was to revive classical Latin literature and rhetoric, shaping the way language and persuasive speaking were taught during the 15th and 16th centuries. This school helped preserve and promote classical ideals of eloquence and intellectual rigor, significantly impacting education, writing, and politics of the period.