Life in the Medieval University
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Life in the Medieval University is a book by Robert S. Rait. The text chooses the second half of the fourteenth century, or the first half of the fifteenth, as the central point of its investigation. The text asks what a University is, and says that its literal meaning is simply an association. The text adds that the term was frequently applied to municipal corporations.
The text describes a foundation whose scholars were to have rooms and a weekly allowance, not for the whole year, but for forty-five weeks from the feast of St Dionysius. A quoted account of an examination says it is reckoned good management to get acquainted with two or three jolly young masters of arts, and supply them well with port previously to the examination.
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- Robert S. Rait
- Pages
- 76
- Language
- English
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- Educational
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