7 sentences with “scholarly”

A scholarly work on Greek history, Frank Frost's Greek Society, describes the Spartans as "an experiment in elitist communism".

Eventually, the entire body of ancient Greek learning became concentrated in a small scholarly elite in Constantinople and a few other major Greek cities.

The results were devastating: some scholarly estimates indicate that the population of Greece declined by as much as 90% in the centuries following the Bronze Age collapse.

The salons were notable for being led by women in most cases; educated women were considered to be the best moderators of the scholarly debates of most Enlightenment thinkers, both male and female.

Aristotle was one of the greatest geniuses of the ancient world, producing scholarly works in philosophy, astronomy, physics, biology, literary criticism and, most importantly for medieval Europe, logic.

It is generally thought that culture is the preserve of the "educated man": a scholarly person, a person concerned with the plastic arts and classical music, someone who one could say knows a lot of things.

New discoveries were made in astronomy, metallurgy and medicine, and scholarly works from various languages were translated and preserved in Arabic. The most significant tradition of scholarship around the works of Aristotle, in particular, took place in the Abbasid caliphate.