Techniques of reading in classical antiquity

Classical Quarterly 47 (01):56- (1997)
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Abstract

It has gradually become accepted among historians of ancient culture that the Greeks and Romans always, or nearly always, read aloud. They did not read to themselves, silently, save in rare and special cases. Either they were not able to read silently, or they felt no need to do so, or they did not enjoy doing it even when they were alone

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