The Roman Court Or a Treatise On the Cardinals Roman Congregations And Tribu
The Roman Court Or a Treatise On the Cardinals Roman Congregations And Tribu
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The cathedral and monastic schools were under the immediate and absolute control of the bishop or of the abbot, but the later specialized schools of law, of medicine, of philosophy and of theo- logy soon became self-governed corporations. Thus by the process of evolution, the early monastic and cathedral schools developed into celebrated univer- sities. Salerno, noted for medicine, Bologna, for law, Paris, for philosophy and theology, as well as Oxford, had this origin.
The Church did not found... these early universi- ties, but she blessed and approved them. Democratic in their tendency, liberal in their spirit, it required the strength of papal recognition to give them and their degrees universal endorsement, not only in the communes and free cities, but also at the courts of 142 THE ROMAN COURT.
king's. The earliest documents coming- from the Holy See in recognition of these universities suppose them to have been long- in existence, and are not charters of foundation.
139. While, however, the Church did not found directly these early universities, still in many respects they retained the ecclesiastical character of the schools from which they were evolved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cathedral and monastic schools were under the immediate and absolute control of the bishop or of the abbot, but the later specialized schools of law, of medicine, of philosophy and of theo- logy soon became self-governed corporations. Thus by the process of evolution, the early monastic and cathedral schools developed into celebrated univer- sities. Salerno, noted for medicine, Bologna, for law, Paris, for philosophy and theology, as well as Oxford, had this origin.
The Church did not found... these early universi- ties, but she blessed and approved them. Democratic in their tendency, liberal in their spirit, it required the strength of papal recognition to give them and their degrees universal endorsement, not only in the communes and free cities, but also at the courts of 142 THE ROMAN COURT.
king's. The earliest documents coming- from the Holy See in recognition of these universities suppose them to have been long- in existence, and are not charters of foundation.
139. While, however, the Church did not found directly these early universities, still in many respects they retained the ecclesiastical character of the schools from which they were evolved.
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