فرونتو الكيرتي: حياته ومؤلفاته

Abstract EN

The ancient Maghreb experienced a revival in the literary and cultural arena through the emergence of the names of many writers and intellectuals from the people of the country whose names were shining in the world of literature and thought, not only in their original provinces, but even in the capital, Rome, and the entire roman empire.

they were able to compete with the best that Rome had of poets, writers, grammarians, rhetoric and prose, and they achieved wide fame for themselves and their country.

names such as Apuleius al-Maduri, Apollinarius of Carthaginian and his student Aulus Gelus, Macrobius, Martianus Capella, Victorinus, Aurelius victor, Nemecianus of Carthaginian, Nonius of alTobursiki, Trentius the more and others who left their mark in Latin literature are only evidence of that.

the grammarian Fronto Alkerti (Constantine) is one of those great writers whose fame spread across the horizons despite his few books, due to the high position he held among the roman emperors, especially the educated emperor Marcus Aurelius 138 / 161, with whom he had a solid friendship relationship that lasted until his last days.