From the Latin "Studius Humanitatis," Meaning the "Studies of Mankind

question 25

Multiple Choice

From the Latin "studius humanitatis," meaning the "studies of mankind," these people idolized the Romans and Greeks.

• A) The Students of Humanities
• B) Humanists
• C) The Reformation Student Movement
• D) The Eastern Orthodox Church
• E) None of the above

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