مدرسة "مادوروس" : قاطبة العلماء

Abstract EN

Madaure or Madauros (currently known as Mdaourouch) is one of the historical cities that has attracted many outstanding people, who in turn contributed to the writing of history, such as Apuleius, the author of the first novel in history “The Golden Ass”, became the first novelist, Saint Augustine also also proposed the first biography in the West, as well as Madour's grammarist Maxime of Madure and Archmartyr Nymphamun of Madaure, the first martyr in Africa who were tortured and killed for Christianity.

What pulled in me most with regards to this city is the school from which every one of these personalities and others was graduated, which some accept is like the oldest university in Africa and the second university after Rome.

It filled in as a focal point of civilizational radiation in North Africa, which made individuals of the city and the encompassing regions to send their children to study and get an undeniable degree of instruction in writing, language, sentence structure, and so forth.

Thus, our review centers around concentrating on the main characters who moved on from this historical school, and clarifying the role and achievements of each one of them.