Late Visigothic Bishops, Their Schools and the Transmission of Culture
Consuelo Maria Aherne
A galaxy of enlightened bishops, inheritors and transmitters the highly developed Hispano-Roman intellectual tradition, graced Church in seventh-century Spain. Braulio, Taio, Ildefonsus, Eugene I, II Julian, all depend more or less directly upon great St. Isidore Seville (600–636). He turn was educated by his brother, Leander, last quarter sixth century. Lynch emphasizes uniqueness system which these men were formed what he calls a ‘bishop's school,’ an expression underlines very intimate relationship incorporated students into bishop's familia contrast to formal cathedral school, especially as it Carolingian times.
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