The University of Cambridge, Том 1

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Instance from Matthew Paris
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF THE DARK AGES
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The study extensively pursued at a later period by
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Berengar
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Views espoused by the Franciscans
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THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA
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Catholicity of their degrees dependent on the papal sanc
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Bachelors
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Destruction of the Benedictine monasteries
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Degeneracy of the Benedictines
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His translation of Aristotles Ethics
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His comparative indifference to Aristotle
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His authority subsequently vindicated by the Church
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Account of Giraldus Cambrensis
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Poggio Bracciolini and the Fratres Observantio
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The working body formerly the sole legislative body
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llis account of the contemporary translators of Aristotle
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Mr Freemans view of the character of this foundation
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The charge shewn to be at variance with their professed
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eded in the monastic schools between
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Lull in the intellectual activity of Oxford and Cambridgo
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REGINALD PECOCK
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Decree of archbishop Stratford on this subject
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Laxity at the universities with respect to dress
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FOUNDATION OF PEMRoke COLLEGE A D 1347
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The intellectual supremacy of Paris passes over to Oxford
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FOUNDATION OF CLARE HALL by Elizabeth de Burgh A D 1359
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FOUNDATION OF KINGS HALL by Edward II A D 1326
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Influence of the court at Avignon upon the university
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Fundamental importance of the question raised by William
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Only those actually prosecuting a course of study to
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Real character of Wyclifs sympathies
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The elige de grad exches by for canonists and evilans
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Effect of these privileges on the college at a later period
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FOUNDATION OF Quya xs CollagE A D 1449
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FOUNDATION Or Jio CotttF D 1497
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FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
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Entire absence of Greek authors
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Inferior pontion of grammar students
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No definite act of selection ever took placo
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The the lival the ry that on which Poggio insisted
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Description of student life by a master of St Johns in
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The education thus imparted thorough of its kind
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Description of student life by a master of St Johns in
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SPORTS AND PAFTIMES
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A possible minority
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A possible minority
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Victories of the Humanists
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MSS brought by Gray to England
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A treatise by Petrarch at Michaelhouse
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Traditions concerning the foundation of the university
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of 1 y 11
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Fisher presides at the ceremony
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Object of his visit
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id
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Position assumed by the antiAugustinian party
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FOUNDATION OF Cnpu Curisti College Oxford A D 1516
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The outcome of his work in England and of English patronage
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His in sonce 1 on Latin scholarship 2 a a reviver
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Appearance of Erasmuss Norum Text unentum
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The earber teachers of Greek no longer resident
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Numerous restrictions imposed upon the authority of
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GEORGE STAFFORD
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soports exerted
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Jat ners meets on the
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E Legere ordinarie extraordinarie cursorie
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Residence strictly enforced
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FOUNDATION OF KINGS HALL by Edward II A D 1326
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Description of the university by M V Le Clerc
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Assumption of academie dress by those not entitled
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The education thus imparted thorough of its kind
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Forewarned by Colet
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ENGLAND IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
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Instru tion in grammar to some extent preliminary to
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Foundation of the Hospital of St John the Evangelist
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His servi es in re t n to the works
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ut to the Conquest
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Causes that favored monastic corruption
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Outline of the physical aspects of mediæval Cambridge
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Obscurity of the early history of Oxford and Cambridge
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He asserts the rights of reason against dogma
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He in tates the strapple against the empremacy of Aristotle
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Georgius Trapezuntius
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Defective accommodation for instruction at both universities
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Eminent Oxonians at Paris
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Real character of Wyclifs sympathies
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