Orbilian

English

Etymology

After the ancient Latin grammarian Lucius Orbilius Pupillus (114 BC – c. 14 BC), whose pupil, the poet Horace, criticizes him as plāgōsus (fond of flogging).

Adjective

Orbilian (comparative more Orbilian, superlative most Orbilian)

Of or relating to disciplinarianism in teaching.
- 1903, Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, Studies in Napoleonic Statemanship Germany (page 278)
  The methods of punishment were drastic and Orbilian; the curriculum and the textbooks two centuries behind the age; the informing spirit ecclesiasticism cut and dried.
- 1997, David Solway, Lying about the Wolf: Essays in Culture and Education (page 266)
  I am not lobbying for the revival of the Orbilian classroom, but merely suggesting that we have seriously erred […]

单词	Orbilian
释义	Orbilian English Etymology After the ancient Latin grammarian Lucius Orbilius Pupillus (114 BC – c. 14 BC), whose pupil, the poet Horace, criticizes him as plāgōsus (fond of flogging). Adjective Orbilian (comparative more Orbilian, superlative most Orbilian) Of or relating to disciplinarianism in teaching. 1903, Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, Studies in Napoleonic Statemanship Germany (page 278) The methods of punishment were drastic and Orbilian; the curriculum and the textbooks two centuries behind the age; the informing spirit ecclesiasticism cut and dried. 1997, David Solway, Lying about the Wolf: Essays in Culture and Education (page 266) I am not lobbying for the revival of the Orbilian classroom, but merely suggesting that we have seriously erred […]
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