Actitud de los cristianos ante la Retórica
Abstract
The author shows the different attitudes of Christian-Latin writers towards Rhetoric in his paper: frontal opposition represented by Tertulianus, vacillation represented by Hieronimus and defended acceptance by Augustinus. The author also shows the influence of stoicism upon more radical theses and the influence of Cicero on those of a more condescending attitude.
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