Let him adopt, then, above all things, the feelings of a parent towards his pupils and consider that he succeeds to the place of those by whom the children were entrusted to him.
Quintilian
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- Institutes of Oratory. Book II, chapter 2. https://kairos.technorhetoric.net/stasis/2017/honeycutt/quintilian/2/chapter2.html
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