Note 963 — Chapter X
Reading edition
Id. ii. 136. I have not discovered any other proofs of Greek education in Mr. Carlisle’s work. In the statutes or regulations of Bristol School, founded in the sixteenth century, it is provided that the head master should be well learned in the Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. But these must be modern, as appears, inter alia, by the words well affected to the Constitution in Church and State.