Life in the Medieval University
Life in the Medieval University
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Breso is simple and easily led, and was one of Bertrand's conspirators. William is " pessimae conversations " and incorrigible, scandalous in word and deed, idle and given to wandering about the town. Correction is vain in his case. After the Prior has reported, the students are examined viva voce upon the portions of the decretals, which they are studying, and the results of the examination bear out generally the Prior's views. Bertrand, Breso and William, are found to know nothing, and to hav...e wasted their time. The others acquit themselves well, and the examiners are merciful to a boy who is nervous in viva voce, but of whose studies Dominus Savaricus, who has recovered from the attack made upon him, gives a good account. Monks, and especially novices, were human, and the experience of St Benedict's at COLLEGE DISCIPLINE 93 Montpellier was probably similar to that of secular colleges in France and elsewhere. Even in de- mocratic Bologna, it was found necessary in the Spanish College (from the MS.
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Breso is simple and easily led, and was one of Bertrand's conspirators. William is " pessimae conversations " and incorrigible, scandalous in word and deed, idle and given to wandering about the town. Correction is vain in his case. After the Prior has reported, the students are examined viva voce upon the portions of the decretals, which they are studying, and the results of the examination bear out generally the Prior's views. Bertrand, Breso and William, are found to know nothing, and to hav...e wasted their time. The others acquit themselves well, and the examiners are merciful to a boy who is nervous in viva voce, but of whose studies Dominus Savaricus, who has recovered from the attack made upon him, gives a good account. Monks, and especially novices, were human, and the experience of St Benedict's at COLLEGE DISCIPLINE 93 Montpellier was probably similar to that of secular colleges in France and elsewhere. Even in de- mocratic Bologna, it was found necessary in the Spanish College (from the MS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert S Robert Sangster Rait to read onlineMoreLess
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