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Life in the Medieval University

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Part of the Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature, this small book by Robert S. Rait first appeared in 1912. It starts from Chaucer's student and the great period of university founding, then explains the words universitas, collegium and studium generale.

The student universities of Bologna, Padua and Florence come next, with their nations, rectors and doctorates, followed by the universities of masters at Paris and Oxford and in Germany and Scotland. A chapter on college discipline looks at Merton, New College and the rule of speaking Latin. The frontispiece comes from Gregor Reisch's 1504 Margarita philosophica.

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Pages
76
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